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The CES Assessment Flow The flow starts with the client intake screen. It then moves on to the static postural assessment. Next is the overhead squat assessment and modified overhead squat assessment. The next goes to the single leg squat and the split leg squat assessments.

NASM'S CERTIFIED PERSONAL TRAINER EXAM OPTIONS This non-proctored and open-book exam has 100 questions and requires a passing grade of 70%. This exam is administered online only.

NASM Test Difficulty – How Hard Is The NASM CPT Exam? The NASM CPT exam is all multiple choice questions, and you need to score at least 70% to pass. Some questions are easy, but others are hard and need more thinking. With diligent studying, many students have reported amazing exam results.

CEX PHASE 1: INHIBIT OVERACTIVE MUSCLES Inhibit is the first phase in the Corrective Exercise Continuum. The goal of the Inhibit phase is to reduce or modulate the activity of the nervous system that innervates the myofascial (Clark et al., 2014).

The squat assessment is a dynamic movement assessment designed to measure the client's functional range of motion. It helps determine overall core strength, balance, kinesthetic awareness, and movement pattern discrepancies.

Feet and ankles. Knees. Lumbo-pelvic-hip (LPHC) complex. Shoulders. Head/cervical spine.

The major joints and regions of the body that make up the five kinetic checkpoints are the foot and ankle, the knee, LPHC, shoulders and thoracic spine, and the head and cervical spine.

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