Development of Clinical Rating Criteria for Tests of Lumbopelvic Stability

Table 3

Rating criteria for runner pose test: good and poor stability

Runner Pose Test
Good	Poor
1. Overall Impression
Smooth, good-quality movement; General control	Jerky movement; Effort to control movement; Excessive trunk movement
2. Weight Distribution
Minimal translation of centre of mass	Inability to maintain centre of mass over weightbearing leg
3. Pelvic Alignment
Hip dissociation from pelvis—minimal pelvic movement; Minimal A-P movement (anterior pelvic tilt); Minimal tilt in frontal plane (ASIS level)	Discernible movement of pelvis with the hip—no dissociation; Discernable tilt in frontal plane
4. Trunk Alignment
No rotation of trunk; Trunk upright	Trunk rotation; Forward flexion of trunk; Trunk locked in extension