The femoral nerve originates from our upper lumbar spine and supplies many of the muscles of the lower extremity. To assess this nerve's mobility, begin in a sidelying position and bring the knee you are laying on up towards your chest, at this point, also tuck...

This assessment will check in on your ability to achieve full knee extension with an active quadriceps. You will start by sitting on the floor with your legs straight out in front of you. Next, squeeze your quad attempting to lift your heel off the floor...

The broad jump is used to assess your explosiveness and horizontal power output. You will need a tape measure placed on the ground and rolled out. You will start with your toes lined up at 0. Next, you will jump out horizontally attempting to cover as...

The Crossover Hop Assessment is a reliable assessment to look at power and control of your legs. Set up a starting line on the ground with an object or piece of tape. You will need to start with your toe behind the line and your...

For this assessment, you will be looking at your ability to produce vertical power. You will need a tape measure and open wall space. Grab a small piece of tape and stand up straight, parallel to the wall. Reach your inside arm up as far as...

The 5 Rep Max (RM) Single Arm Overhead Press is meant to assess your unilateral overhead pressing strength and will also give some insight to lateral core strength. For this assessment you will be sitting with your back supported. You will bring the weight up to...

For this assessment, you will be checking in on your strict pull-up strength, and endurance, as well as your grip strength and endurance. To begin, jump or step up to the pull-up bar and hold onto the bar with a bilateral overhand grip. Next, from a...

For this assessment, you will be checking on your lower body horizontal explosive power and elasticity. You will need a tape measure placed on the ground and rolled out. You will start with your toes lined up at 0. Next, you will jump out horizontally attempting...

This assessment will be measuring your trunk extensor endurance. You will perform this by laying on your belly on the floor with a small pillow under your lower abdomen. From this position, lift your breastbone or sternum a few inches off the floor and hold. A...

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