Comprehensive diagnostics is an extended form of movement assessment that builds on basic diagnostics and includes more detailed testing of how your musculoskeletal system functions.
Who it is suitable for
It’s especially suitable for clients whose current movement abilities, strength, mobility, stability, coordination or differences between the two sides of the body we want to assess more precisely.
What comprehensive diagnostics includes
Depending on the goal, comprehensive diagnostics can include, for example:
- more detailed mobility testing,
- strength tests,
- stability and balance testing,
- evaluation of basic movement patterns,
- comparison of the right and left side,
- tests related to athletic performance or returning after an injury.
What we do with the results
The results then serve as the basis for setting up the training or rehabilitation process more precisely, and they also make it possible to track changes over time.
The goal of diagnostics isn’t to find “mistakes” at all costs, but to get as much useful information as possible about what a person can currently do and what is worth working on next.
