The Pull Test – Double Arm [Muscle Meter] measures how much force a client can produce during an isometric two-arm pulling task against a fixed resistance. It is commonly used to assess bilateral upper-body pulling force in a controlled setup. This can provide useful context for rowing, climbing, gr...

The Pull Test – Single Arm [Muscle Meter] measures how much force a client can produce during an isometric one-arm pulling task against a fixed resistance. It is commonly used to assess unilateral upper-limb pulling force in a controlled setup. This can provide useful context for rowing, climbing, g...

The Paper-Grip Test – 2–5 Toes [Muscle Meter] measures how much force is required to pull a card or paper strip from underneath the lesser toes while the client attempts to grip it. It is commonly used to assess toe-grip force through toes 2–5 in a practical foot-strength setup. This can provide use...

The Paper-Grip Test – 1st Toe [Muscle Meter] measures how much force is required to pull a card or paper strip from underneath the big toe while the client attempts to grip it. It is commonly used to assess hallux gripping force in a practical, foot-strength-focused setup. This can provide useful co...

The Wrist Ulnar Deviation [Muscle Meter] test measures how much force a client can produce when moving the wrist toward the little-finger side against resistance. It is commonly used to assess wrist ulnar deviation force output in a controlled isometric setup. This can provide useful context for gri...

The Wrist Radial Deviation [Muscle Meter] test measures how much force a client can produce when moving the wrist toward the thumb side against resistance. It is commonly used to assess wrist radial deviation force output in a controlled isometric setup. This can provide useful context for gripping,...

The Pronation [Muscle Meter] test measures how much force a client can produce when rotating the forearm so the palm turns downward against resistance. It is commonly used to assess forearm pronation force output in a controlled isometric setup. This can provide useful context for gripping, lifting,...

The Supination [Muscle Meter] test measures how much force a client can produce when rotating the forearm so the palm turns upward against resistance. It is commonly used to assess forearm supination force output in a controlled isometric setup. This can provide useful context for gripping, lifting,...

The Supination Resistance Test [Muscle Meter] measures the amount of external force required to initiate supination of the foot and ankle in a weight-bearing position. It is commonly used to provide context for foot posture, subtalar joint mechanics, lower-limb loading, footwear or orthotic reasonin...

The Shoulder Horizontal Abduction [Muscle Meter] test measures how much force a client can produce when moving the arm away from the midline in a horizontal plane against resistance. It is commonly used to assess isometric posterior shoulder and scapular retraction-related force in a controlled setu...

The Shoulder Horizontal Adduction [Muscle Meter] test measures how much force a client can produce when moving the arm across the body against resistance. It is commonly used to assess isometric horizontal adduction force in a controlled setup. This can provide useful context for pushing, pressing, ...

The Push Up [Muscle Meter] test measures force output during a push-up-based setup. Depending on the protocol, it may be used as an isometric push-up hold, a maximal push into a fixed position, or a force-based push-up variation. It can provide useful context for upper-limb pushing strength, trunk c...