The session explores the numerous ways strength has been tested in rehab and provides the practical advantages and disadvantages they bring. The session then explores how power can form a more accurate objective measure of strength in rehab and how this can be applied in the clinical and rehab setting.

• •The session examines the reliability of manual muscle testing and dynamometry that is commonly used by therapists.
• •Is explores the benefit of measuring power in a patient population group as a more consistent and accurate solution for therapists to follow.
• •The session concludes on how pneumatic resistance can help therapists to facilitate a more effective strength programme in rehab.