Establish a baseline
Record your current strength before rehabilitation or training begins.
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Objective strength and functional testing using VALD technology to support rehabilitation and performance decisions.
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About the service
Objective testing is used when a number will meaningfully inform a decision, such as establishing a baseline, identifying a deficit or judging readiness for the next rehabilitation stage.
Testing is selected around the body area, task and decision that matters to you.
Results can identify meaningful side-to-side differences and provide a baseline for rehabilitation.
Repeat testing can demonstrate change and help guide progression rather than relying on time alone.
VALD ForceFrameObjective strength data
The VALD ForceFrame measures force in controlled testing positions. It gives us objective numbers to use alongside your clinical assessment, so decisions are not based on symptoms or observation alone.
Record your current strength before rehabilitation or training begins.
Identify meaningful differences between sides, positions or muscle groups.
Use repeatable data to guide progression and support return-to-activity decisions.
The numbers inform the decision; they do not replace clinical reasoning, your symptoms or the demands of the activity you want to return to.
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Your appointment
Testing begins with the question the result needs to answer.
Relevant strength or functional tests are completed using standardised positions.
Results are explained in relation to your symptoms, goals and wider clinical assessment.
The team
Questions
Yes. Testing can support performance profiling as well as rehabilitation.
Yes. Key findings are explained and can be used to guide training or rehabilitation priorities.
Not by itself. Strength is one part of a broader decision that includes symptoms, movement, exposure and sport-specific demands.