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    CPT7 Static Dynamic Posture Assessment Template

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    This document contains a static and dynamic postural assessment form. The static assessment examines the subject's posture from the front, back, and sides and looks for signs of pes planus, lower crossed syndrome, or upper crossed syndrome. The dynamic assessment evaluates the subject's overhead squat, single-leg squat, and pushing/pulling motions and identifies any impairments in movement. It also lists which muscles may be overactive or underactive based on the observed impairments.

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    This document contains a static and dynamic postural assessment form. The static assessment examines the subject's posture from the front, back, and sides and looks for signs of pes planus, lower crossed syndrome, or upper crossed syndrome. The dynamic assessment evaluates the subject's overhead squat, single-leg squat, and pushing/pulling motions and identifies any impairments in movement. It also lists which muscles may be overactive or underactive based on the observed impairments.

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    This document contains a static and dynamic postural assessment form. The static assessment examines the subject's posture from the front, back, and sides and looks for signs of pes planus, lower crossed syndrome, or upper crossed syndrome. The dynamic assessment evaluates the subject's overhead squat, single-leg squat, and pushing/pulling motions and identifies any impairments in movement. It also lists which muscles may be overactive or underactive based on the observed impairments.

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    CPT7 Static Dynamic Posture Assessment Template

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    This document contains a static and dynamic postural assessment form. The static assessment examines the subject's posture from the front, back, and sides and looks for signs of pes planus, lower crossed syndrome, or upper crossed syndrome. The dynamic assessment evaluates the subject's overhead squat, single-leg squat, and pushing/pulling motions and identifies any impairments in movement. It also lists which muscles may be overactive or underactive based on the observed impairments.

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    Static and Dynamic Postural Assessment

    Name ________________________________________ Date __________


    Static Postural Assessment
    Notes
    View Observation
    (circle Yes or No)
    Anterior Pes Planus Syndrome Yes or No

    Lateral Lower Crossed Syndrome Yes or No

    Lateral Upper Crossed Syndrome Yes or No

    Overhead Squat Assessment (OHSA)


    Notes
    Kinetic Chain
    View Observation (circle Yes or No)
    Checkpoint
    Left Right

    Foot / Ankle Feet turn out? Yes or No Yes or No


    Anterior
    Knee Knees moves in? Yes or No Yes or No

    Excessive forward lean? Yes or No


    Lumbo-pelvic-hip
    Complex
    Lateral Low back arches? Yes or No

    Shoulder Arms fall forward? Yes or No

    Single-Leg Squat Assessment


    Notes
    Kinetic Chain
    View Observation (circle Yes or No)
    Checkpoint
    Left Right
    Anterior Knee Knees moves in? Yes or No Yes or No

    Pushing / Pulling Assessments


    Notes
    Kinetic Chain
    View Observation (circle Yes or No)
    Checkpoint
    Pushing Pulling
    Lumbo-pelvic-hip
    Low back arches? Yes or No Yes or No
    Complex
    Lateral Shoulder Shoulders elevate? Yes or No Yes or No

    Head / Neck Head juts forward? Yes or No Yes or No


    Static and Dynamic Postural Assessment

    STATIC POSTURAL ASSESSMENT


    Pes Planus Distortion Syndrome Lower Crossed Syndrome Upper Crossed Syndrome

    Overactive Underactive Overactive Underactive Overactive Underactive


    Gastrocnemius Anterior tibialis Hip flexors Gluteus maximus Upper trapezius Deep cervical flexors
    Soleus Posterior tibialis Lumbar extensors Gluteus medius Levator scapulae Rhomboids
    Adductors Gluteus maximus Hamstrings Sternocleidomastoid Middle trapezius
    Hip flexors Gluteus medius Pectoralis major Lower trapezius
    Abdominals
    Pectoralis minor

    DYNAMIC POSTURAL ASSESSMENTS


    Kinetic Chain
    View Movement Impairment Overactive Muscles Underactive Muscles
    Checkpoint
    Soleus Anterior tibialis
    Foot and Gastrocnemius Posterior tibialis
    Turn out
    Ankle Hamstrings complex Gluteus maximus
    Gluteus medius
    Anterior
    Tensor fascia latae (TFL) Gluteus maximus
    Adductor Complex Gluteus medius
    Knee Valgus
    Anterior tibialis
    Posterior tibialis
    Soleus Hamstrings complex
    Gastrocnemius Gluteus maximus
    Excessive forward trunk lean Hip flexors Lumbar extensors
    Rectus abdominis
    LPHC
    External obliques
    Hip flexors Gluteus maximus
    Low back arches Lumbar extensors Hamstrings complex
    Lateral Latissimus dorsi (OHSA only) Abdominals
    Latissimus dorsi Middle trapezius
    Teres major Lower trapezius
    Arms fall forward Pectoralis major Rhomboids
    Shoulders Pectoralis minor Posterior deltoids
    Rotator cuff
    Levator scapulae Lower trapezius
    Scapular elevation (push/pull only)
    Upper trapezius
    Head and Levator scapulae Deep cervical flexors
    Head juts forward (push/pull only)
    Neck Sternocleidomastoid

    Overactive Muscles: _____________________________________________________________

    Underactive Muscles: ____________________________________________________________

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