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Free Assessment Guides

 
Quick, no-nonsense self-checks you can do today. Get clarity on what’s going on, what to watch for, and your smartest next steps—no medical advice, just PT-built insight.
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Choose the area you want to self-check below
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Knee Assessment: 

Run Again (Free)​

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A quick 5-minute self-check designed to pinpoint movement patterns that may be contributing to knee discomfort — so you know exactly what to focus on next.

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Built by licensed PTs. Informational only.

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Shoulder Assessment:

Rise Strong (Free) 

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A short mobility and strength screen to identify painful arcs or movement limits that could be holding your shoulder back — giving you clarity on what needs attention before you exercise or train.

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Built by licensed PTs. Informational only.

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Back Assessment: 

Posture & Hinge Reset (Free)

 

A simple posture and movement self-check to flag early signs of stiffness, hinge control issues, or strength imbalances — so you can understand what may be driving your back discomfort and how to move forward with confidence.

Built by licensed PTs. Informational only.

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Ankle Stability Assessment:

Stand Tall (Free)​

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A fast balance and control screen to catch ankle instability patterns linked to sprains and roll-outs — helping you spot risks early and stay confident on your feet during daily movement or workouts.

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Built by licensed PTs. Informational only.

Most people start with a self-check and then move into a personalized recovery guide. 
Once you finish your self-check, we’ll guide you toward the next steps that fit your results — no pressure, just clarity.

Disclaimer :

These self-check guides are provided for general educational purposes only. They are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any medical condition. Completing a self-check does not replace a comprehensive evaluation by a licensed healthcare provider. If you are experiencing pain, injury, or have concerns about your health, seek professional medical advice. Use of these guides is at your own discretion.

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