Upper Quarter Y-Balance Test

Most of us have used the Y-Balance Test for lower quarter injury risk assessment, but have you used it for the upper quarter? In today’s mentoring minutes with Dr. Jordan Cossin we look at how to use the Y-Balance Test as a functional measure for your upper extremity patients! Take a look at the video and notes below!
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[@camiloesco08]

What do you register. The sum of the values (medial, superolateral, inferomedial), the average of the results, or just the value on each of the sides
Thanks, great video

[@thomasreid7223]

I think you use the distance they're able to push the box (or reach) as a % of their arm length. This then corresponds to different injury risks

[@teresakinnunen1609]

Is the calculation system the same as with lower extremity y-balance test?