It is a clinical evaluation of your body’s ability to maintain stability during standing, movement, and directional changes. It measures how efficiently your nervous system, inner ear, vision, and musculoskeletal system work together to control posture.
1. Postural Sway
Measures the degree of body movement while standing still. Excessive sway reflects reduced stability and impaired neuromuscular control.
2. Center of Pressure Control
Tracks how effectively you maintain weight distribution over your base of support. It reveals asymmetry and instability patterns.
3. Weight Distribution Symmetry
Assesses left to right and front to back load balance. Imbalances indicate compensation, weakness, or structural deviation.
4. Reaction Time
Evaluates how quickly the body responds to controlled perturbations or directional changes. Slower responses increase fall and injury risk.
5. Dynamic Balance Control
Measures stability during movement rather than static standing. Critical for athletic performance, coordination, and real world mobility.
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