August 4, 2026 · International journal of sports physical therapy · DOI: 10.26603/001c.165383

A Novel Way of Testing Hip Extension and Flexion Strength, and Strength Ratio in the Clinical Setting: Is it Reliable?

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The authors aimed to evaluate the test-retest reliability of measuring maximal isometric hip extension and flexion strength in a semi-standing position with the hip at 60° flexion. Their findings indicate that this method demonstrates good to excellent relative reliability for both extension and flexion strength, making it suitable for group-level assessments, although individual variability should be considered when interpreting changes over time.

Anders Pålsson, August Estberger, Kristian Thorborg

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