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Norms for Core Strength in Children

September 18, 2019 by jennifer Leave a Comment

Pediatric therapists sometimes use supine flexion, prone extension, modified sit ups and push ups as measures of core strength. While other pediatric therapists look at the quality of how the exercise is performed and progress over time for each individual child.

CLICK HERE TO READ: Norms for Core Strength in Children

To learn more about core strength, consider the following affiliate links:

  • The Core Strengthening Handbook
  • The Core Strengthening Exercise Program

Norms for Core Strength in Children

 

 

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