Suggestions and Considerations for Application of Movement Screens to Clinical Practice.
Andrew Skibski, James Onate, L Colby Mangum
PMID 38439769WHAT IT FOUND
This is a commentary about movement screens, not a study.
It gives suggestions about warm-up, fatigue, reliability, and cues, but reports no original results to change practice.
What this paper is
This is a commentary offering suggestions for applying movement screens such as the FMS, TPI screen, and Athletic Ability Assessment in clinical practice. It discusses warm-up, fatigue, reliability, and verbal cues, but it reports no original methods, patients, or outcomes. There is no study finding here to act on.