Using 2D Video Analysis to Determine Sagittal Plane Trunk and Shoulder Angles During the Modified Functional Reach Test: Interrater Reliability and Potential to Predict Reach Distance

Presenting Author(s)

Beth Cloud-Biebl, PT, DPT, PhD (she/her/hers)

Career Educator, Assistant Professor
Mayo Clinic

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Megan Gill, DPT, Assistant professor

Research Physical Therapist
Mayo Clinic
Elisabeth Ehnert

Student physical therapist
Mayo Clinic
Luke Knapke

Student Physical Therapist
Mayo Clinic School of Health Sciences
Noah Limbach, SPT

Student Physical Therapist
Mayo Clinic School of Health Sciences
Kylee Schaffer

Senior Biomechanist
ARCCA, LLC
Meegan Van Straaten, PT, MSPH (she/her/hers)

Research Physical Therapist
Mayo Clinic
Kristin D. Zhao, PhD

Career Scientist/Laboratory Director
Mayo Clinic

Describe interrater reliability for sagittal plane trunk and shoulder angle measurements obtained by 2D video analysis of the Modified Functional Reach Test (mFRT).
Desribe the relationship between sagittal plane trunk and shoulder angle measurments and mFRT reach distance.
Assess the potential for sagittal plane trunk and shoulder angle measurements to be used as alternative for reach distance during the mFRT.