Complete FMS with scoring by Kimberly Richards of A Step Ahead Physical Therapy

A complete functional movement screen of Susannah Eatz administered by Kimberly Richards of A Step Ahead Physical. Kim will give Susannah a score for each test and explain the reasoning for each score.

[@nicandersen8505]

sorry but lots of visible variances from symmetry if you say she had none then that is a huge concern - - initial overhead squat had a huge right leg instability / push from floor had hollowing and kyphotic posture ? this is an amazing tool but not when used like this - unfortunately most trainers you see get through this as quick as possible and don't rely take a proper look - i can see at least 9 visual queues here to address not to mention the upper cross syndrome, lordosis. pronation of the left ankle and right knee adduction issues

[@michaelperkins739]

Mute the original audio, and do back audio for people to hear what is being said.

[@RachelMcKenzie-n6p]

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[@JohnThompson1-x1s]

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[@brianheath5091]

I didn't see any explanation of the scoring, as indicated in the description. I understand you can score 3, 2, or 1 (or even 0) but there's no explanation of how to score.

[@sydwellness1869]

look up "FMS Scoring Critera" . Any pain while performing the activities deems it a 0!

[@Hazarkahraman]

Thanks..helping homework:)

[@michaelperkins739]

Watched the whole video, and it was done poorly. The TSD acronym (Tell/show/do) is always needed when testing or exercise movements are being put into practice. I could go on but suggest doing another video after doing more homework.

[@HenriettaHeloise-m3v]

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[@alexidea222]

“for corrective exercises we will focus on any asymetries.... and any “one’s.” Could you explain what “ones” are? Thank you.

[@rob41wilson]

scoring is assessed as either 3,2 or 1, 1 being the lowest score. therefore focus for corrective actions will be on underlying causes of any 1(low) scores where there may have been imbalances or asymetries identified.

[@dariosantoro98]

That's correct and also, if the person experiences any pain in any of the exercises it's assigned a 0. In that case it's best to contact a medical professionist to assess the problem