Systemised Digital Assessment Of The Lower Limb
A structured, non-pathology-based approach to assessing the lower limb. Learn a repeatable framework to identify strengths, weaknesses, and functional limitations using digital assessment tools like Force Plates and Dynamometers — and apply it directly to clinical reasoning and treatment planning.
Key Details
Key learning outcomes
- Understand the principles of systematised lower limb assessment
- Identify functional imbalances and compensations
- Apply practical assessment strategies for real-world clinical use
What you’ll learn
This session is designed to be immediately usable in clinic: a structured process you can repeat with clients to improve consistency and decision-making.
1) A structured assessment flow
How to run a lower limb assessment using a consistent, repeatable process (non-pathology-based).
2) Spotting imbalances and compensations
How to identify functional strategies that may be limiting performance or contributing to symptoms.
3) Turning findings into a plan
How to translate assessment outcomes into clearer clinical reasoning and treatment planning.
Who it's for
Built for clinicians and performance staff who want a clearer, more consistent lower limb assessment process.
- Physios and rehab clinicians
- Strength & conditioning / performance staff
- Clinics wanting consistent systems across staff
- Anyone refining their lower limb assessment workflow
Bonus
All registrants receive the recording. You'll also be notified when Webinar 2 registration opens.
Agenda (60–90 minutes)
Your presenter
Tom O’Halloran
Tom is a lower limb physiotherapist and educator focused on helping clinicians build clearer, more structured assessment systems.
Through his Mechanics of Movement platform and lower limb workshops, he teaches practical frameworks that translate directly from assessment to confident clinical decision-making.
Presenter highlights
- Practical, clinic-ready systems
- Lower limb profiling workshop leader
- Clear progression: assessment → decision-making
FAQ
Yes. This webinar is free to attend. Registration is required to receive the live access link and recording.
Yes. All registered attendees will receive access to the recording after the session.
The presentation will feature the use of digital assessment tools such as force plates and dynamometers. While examples will include the use of AxIT systems, the principles and framework are equally applicable to other digital assessment platforms.
Register free for Tuesday 31 March 2026
We’ll email your Zoom access link plus a reminder before we go live.