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Reliability And Validity Of A Load Cell Device For Measuring Isometric Shoulder External Rotator Torque
Assessment of muscular strength is a fundamental element in the analysis of human performance. In recent years, there has been growing interest in the utilization of force sensors to measure upper body strength. Reliability of a novel load cell device (LCD) has been established for the lower extremi
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