Lumbopelvic Spine

Common Fault in the Slump Test

NAIOMT November 20, 2021 1 min read

In this video, Liz Henry reviews the most common fault in the Slump test that can lead to a false negative test. Ensure you are gathering the most accurate diagnostics to add to your cluster tests for the lumbar spine and lower extremities. These techniques are taught in the NAIOMT courses C-511 Lumbopelvic Spine I, C-611 Lumbopelvic Spine II, and C-621 Lower Extremity.

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