Measuring Passive Shoulder External Rotation: The Set-up That Makes the Number Mean Something
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Shoulder external rotation is one of the most measured joint motions in sport because throwers live at its extreme and everyone else loses it. The passive test, where the examiner moves the arm, is simple to perform and easy to get wrong, and the error usually comes from the shoulder blade rather than the shoulder.
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