Comparison of Shoulder Rotation Strength and Test–Retest Reliability in 3 Test Positions With Swimmers

The supine (90°) position was the most consistent position across both measures. Load-cell technology can be confidently used to assess shoulder rotation Fmax in 3 different positions, whereas RFD should be used with caution without protocol refinement.

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Journal of Sport Rehabilitation
Published
2024-12-11
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https://doi.org/10.1123/jsr.2024-0150
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1
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Shoulder Injury and Treatment
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Comparison of Shoulder Rotation Strength and Test–Retest Reliability in 3 Test Positions With Swimmers

Trey D.W. Job, John Barry Cronin, Matt R. Cross
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Journal of Sport Rehabilitation
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Comparison of Shoulder Rotation Strength and Test–Retest Reliability in 3 Test Positions With Swimmers

Trey D.W. Job, John Barry Cronin, Matt R. Cross
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Abstract

The supine (90°) position was the most consistent position across both measures. Load-cell technology can be confidently used to assess shoulder rotation Fmax in 3 different positions, whereas RFD should be used with caution without protocol refinement.

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