Physiomed Australia

26/08/2026

Better data is testing throughout the full range of motion, not just an isometric test limited to 1 or 2 points through range.
We are able to evaluate where the patient needs to focus their rehab using the Humac Norm.

17/08/2026

11/08/2026

Recently we installed a Humac Norm in one of my favourite labs, at Southern Cross University, Gold Coast Campus.

With one of my favourite right handers in the background, Currumbin Alley!

21/07/2026

Recently we installed a Humac Norm at University of Auckland in New Zealand, looks awesome in their Exercise Physiology Department. Computer Sports Medicine, inc - CSMi

13/07/2026

I have the office manager supervising me this morning as I rebuild a Humac Norm just returned from the powder coater and getting reassembled.

13/07/2026

I have the office manager supervising me this morning as I rebuild a Humac Norm just returned from the powder coater and getting reassembled.

02/07/2026

23/06/2026

Using and isokinetic dynamometer to test for maximum muscle capacity through range of motion is the gold standard of strength testing.

We recently came across this helpful resource by Dr. Nicky van Melick at Anna Ziekenhuis Sports & Orthopedics Research Center. All reference values for your ACL patient from their two Journal of Orthopaedic & Sports Physical Therapy (JOSPT) papers are summarized on their website: https://www.aclreferencevalues.nl/.

It gives some helpful strength and jump test reference values specific to your ACL patient, Easy to use in your daily clinic! Computer Sports Medicine, inc - CSMi

Reference: https://www.jospt.org/doi/full/10.2519/jospt.2022.10693