The subject is asked to raise his feet.
Floor touch test kraus weber.
The kraus weber test or k w test is a fitness test devised by hans kraus and sonja weber of new york presbyterian hospital.
Minimum muscular fitness of the school children.
It is also known as floor touch test.
Lower back flexibility is important because tightness in this area is implicated in lumbar lordosis forward.
The subject s position remains the same but the examiner holds his chest down.
The purpose of the study was to determine the relationship between the three selected tests of hip flexibility in the antero posterior plane and the following anthropometric measures.
Floor touch test.
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Motor fitness refers to a person s ability to perform physical activities or the capability of an athlete to perform effectively at his her particular sport.
Bend over slowly and touch the floor with the fingertips.
The kraus weber test comprises 6 exercises being unable to perform even one of the six exercises results in failing the test overall.
The historic kraus weber test was a medically valid test for key posture muscles created in the 1940s by austrian physicians hans kraus and sonja weber who i.
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Scoring from 0 10 depends on the number of seconds he holds the position.
Kraus work led the creation of the kraus weber fitness test a program featuring six exercises to evaluate an individual s overall muscle fitness.
This test measures the flexibility of the lower back and hamstring muscles similar to what is measured with the sit and reach test the test is part of the kraus weber fitness test protocols a series of six medical fitness test measures the strength and flexibility of key postural core muscles.
Fitness testing tests flexibility floor touch.
Strength of lower back muscles test 6.
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Aapher motor fitness test following items are part of the test.
Sixty six college women were measured on three hip flexibility tests an adapted kraus weber floor touch test leighton flexometer and wells sit and reach.
The examiner holds the knees straight.
To measures the flexibility of the lower back and hamstring muscles.
Function kraus weber exercises aren t meant to build strength but to determine whether or not an individual has the acceptable minimum core muscle strength and flexibility.
Some early studies using this test were performed by bonnie prudden in 1940s and 1950s she applied this test to students in her conditioning classes.
Hold this position for 3 seconds.
The examiner counts to 10 seconds.
The kraus weber physical fitness report in 1955 based on the results of testing using these tests led to the development of the president s council on physical fitness and sports and the president s challenge program.
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Fifty eight percent of american children failed one or more tests as.
His knees should be straight.
