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Reliability of the ForceFrame with and without a fixed upper-limb mold in shoulder rotation strength assessments compared with traditional hand-held dynamometry

Couch et al., 2021

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14025383353132826158
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Couch J
Sayers M
Pizzari T
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Journal of Sport Rehabilitation

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Context: An imbalance between shoulder internal rotation (IR) and external rotation (ER) strength in athletes is proposed to increase the risk of sustaining a shoulder injury. Hand- held (HHD) and externally fixed dynamometry are reliable forms of assessing shoulder IR …
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