muscle grading and testing procedures
6. Iliopsoas: Let’s have you sit. Can you bring your knee up in the air like this (demonstrate)? Hold it up there while I try to push it down. Hold it hard and don’t let me push it down. 7. Quadriceps: (Sitting) Kick your leg out so it is straight. Now hold it …
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