“…These assessment techniques include McGill's 33 timed side bridge, timed extensor endurance, timed prone bridge, and timed abdominalendurance test; Biering-Sorensen test 31 ; leg-lowering 19,30 ; Kendall's trunk curl 30 ; assessing hip internal and external rotation using a handheld dynamometer 29 ; and assessing change in stabilizer unit pressure while lying supine and moving arms and legs. 37 The majority of techniques were identified by the experts as their own clinical tests that they acquired throughout their years of experience, such as the squat, lunge, postural assessment, total body assessment, assessing the ability to maintain a posterior pelvic tilt while moving lower extremities, and maintaining stable core and balance while seated on Swiss ball and performing movement patterns.…”