Vivian Verwant
- Biomechanical movement assessment for posture and strength imbalances.
- Force plate analysis for static and dynamic symmetry.
- Range of motion and muscle force testing.
- Personalized rehabilitation programs to improve movement quality.
- Injury risk reduction through corrective movement training.
This summary is for informational purposes only and may not be accurate.
CRYO 345
72 North Church Street, West Bay Road, George Town, KY, 31637
A biomechanical assessment is a detailed evaluation of how your body moves and functions. This includes an analysis of your posture, range of motion, and strength using an electronic dynamometer to measure muscle force accurately. We also use force plates, which are advanced sensors that assess weight distribution and symmetry during both static (standing still) and dynamic (movement-based) activities. This data helps us identify imbalances or inefficiencies that could lead to injury or limit performance. Based on the results, we create a personalized rehabilitation program designed to enhance movement, optimize performance, and reduce injury risk.