Functional Range Assessment.
A measurement-based assessment system, providing objective measures of movement capacity for each & every articulation, detecting specific vulnerabilities for which training inputs can target and strengthen.
What It Does.
From a preventative standpoint, nothing else like FRA exists. Currently, you will only get your joints assessed after an injury, problem, or the development of insidious pain (without a traumatic event). The FRA fills this lack in our healthcare system.
FRA can benefit:
Athletes
The aging population
Anyone with chronic tightness and restriction
Anyone suffering from chronic pain
Anyone concerned with moving better
Anyone recovering from a traumatic injury
Anyone with joints
Benefits.
Improved balance and body control
Improved athletic performance
Decreased injury rate
Improved mobility & flexibility
Improved movement
Stronger and healthier joints
The Process.
Throughout the first 2 appointments, each and every one of your joints will be checked for passive range of motion, active range of motion, and rotational capacity. This assessment focuses on locating range of motion deficits in your joints. In the 3rd appointment, all findings will be discussed to determine what should be prioritized by considering your lifestyle and movement habits.