> I believe that there were 2-3 papers written on this subject where a "device" was
> used to quantify 1st ray "hypermobility".
It was a series of papers by the PT, Glascoe (?spelling), but he was looking purely at dorsiflexion range of motion and not compliance/stiffness which are possibly more related to dynamic function.
CBP
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