Lateral trunk and hip endurance can be relevant for running, cutting, jumping, landing, change of direction, field sports, court sports and gym-based lower-limb training. The Lateral Stabilising Line Test provides a practical way to assess how well the client can maintain a side-line hold under a st...

Neck extensor endurance can be relevant in sport, gym training, contact sports, cycling, desk work, overhead tasks and activities that require sustained head position. The Neck Extension Endurance Test provides a practical way to assess how long or how many repetitions a client can maintain controll...

Neck flexor endurance is important for head and neck control during sport, work, posture, driving, cycling, contact preparation and general upper-body movement. The Neck Flexion Endurance Test provides a simple field-based way to assess how long or how many repetitions a client can maintain a contro...

Neck endurance can be relevant in sport, gym training, contact sports, cycling, desk-based postures, manual work and activities that require repeated head control. The Neck Lateral Flexion Endurance Test provides a simple way to assess how long or how many repetitions a client can maintain a control...

The Wrist Extension Strength Test measures the maximum isometric force produced when lifting the back of the hand towards the forearm. Using the Anker, the assessment provides an objective and repeatable measure of wrist extensor strength in a standardised position.

Wrist extension strength is crit...

The Wrist Flexion Strength Test measures the maximum isometric force produced when bending the wrist so the palm moves towards the forearm. Using the Anker, the assessment provides an objective and repeatable measure of wrist flexor strength in a standardised position.

Wrist flexion strength is ess...

The Wrist Ulnar Deviation Strength Test measures the maximum isometric force produced when the wrist moves towards the little finger side of the forearm. Using the Anker, the assessment provides an objective and repeatable measure of wrist ulnar deviator strength in a standardised testing position.

The Wrist Radial Deviation Strength Test measures the maximum isometric force produced when the wrist moves towards the thumb side of the forearm. Using the Anker, the assessment provides an objective and repeatable measure of wrist radial deviator strength in a standardised testing position.

Radia...

The Forearm Pronation Strength Test measures the maximum isometric force produced when the forearm rotates so the palm faces downward. Using the Anker, the assessment provides an objective and repeatable measure of forearm pronation strength in a standardised position.

Pronation strength contribute...

The Forearm Supination Strength Test measures the maximum isometric force produced when the forearm rotates so the palm faces upward. Using the Anker, the assessment provides an objective and repeatable measure of forearm supination strength in a standardised position.

Supination strength is import...

The Shoulder Abduction Strength Test measures the maximum isometric force produced as the arm moves away from the side of the body in the frontal plane. Using the Anker, the assessment provides an objective and repeatable measure of shoulder abductor strength in a standardised position.

Shoulder ab...

The Shoulder Adduction Strength Test measures the maximum isometric force produced as the arm is drawn towards the side of the body. Using the Anker, the assessment provides an objective and repeatable measure of shoulder adductor strength in a standardised position.

Shoulder adduction is an import...