“…Eight studies (Table 3) used isokinetic assessment with four different dynamometers in concentric 25,26 or concentric and eccentric modes 27–32 to measure the maximal internal and external glenohumeral rotation torques at 60 °/s, 25–28,32 120 °/s, 25 180 °/s, 26,31 or 240 °/s 28–30,32 when the player was standing 29,30 or sitting, 26–28,31,32 with the arm in a neutral position, 25 or abducted at 30°, 28–32 60°, 26 or 90° 27 in the frontal 31 or scapular plane. 26–30,32 Four studies provided mean values for dominant and nondominant sides, 26–28,32 three studies provided for right and left sides, 29–31 and one study combined the mean values for the two sides. 25 The mean peak torque was the main outcome measure in all but one study; this measure was reported in Nm only in five studies 25,26,29,31 or in Nm and normalized by body mass in three studies.…”