Scan the Brain — front view
Athlete in shorts and a fitted shirt. Film standing still, then a 10-step walk toward and away from the camera, then the three screens.
How to film it
Athlete in shorts and a fitted shirt. Film standing still, then a 10-step walk toward and away from the camera, then the three screens.
Screen list is being refined with Dr. Jarod Burton — measures can be added here without changing anything else.
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What we measure in this block
Shoulder Height Difference
Left / right symmetry
76
+19Above where most athletes this age sit. Stand tall, exhale fully, let the ribs settle over the pelvis.
Arm Internal / External Rotation
Left / right symmetry
78
+19Above where most athletes this age sit. Thumbs forward, forearms relaxed, do not brace the shoulders back.
Bicep Flexion / Extension
Neurological screen
69
+24Inconsistent rep to rep. Shake the arms out and let them hang without correcting them.
Foot Internal / External Rotation
Left / right symmetry
68
+22Inconsistent rep to rep. Set the feet straight and feel pressure spread across the whole foot.
Wrist Flexion / Extension
Neurological screen
68
+18Inconsistent rep to rep. Open the hand, thumb light on the index finger, jaw loose.
Gait Arm Swing
Left / right symmetry
66
+20Inconsistent rep to rep. Walk normally, let the arms swing from the shoulder, do not drive them.
Gait Foot Rotation
Left / right symmetry
64
+14Inconsistent rep to rep. Walk a straight line and let the toes point where you are going.
Eyes Closed Sway Test
Neurological screen
76
+28Above where most athletes this age sit. Feet together, eyes closed, breathe slowly for 30 seconds.
Finger to Nose Test
Neurological screen
80
+23Above where most athletes this age sit. Move at a steady speed — accuracy beats hurrying.
Finger Tapping
Neurological screen
68
+21Inconsistent rep to rep. Tap as fast as you can while keeping every tap the same size.