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Category - Assessment

If a client has an underactive erector spinae, what compensation is likely to be observed?
  1. Shoulders elevate during push/pull assessment
  2. Head moves forward during push/pull assessment
  3. Low back arches during overhead squat
  4. Excessive forward lean during overhead squat
Explanation
Answer - D - If a client has an underactive erector spinae, an excessive forward lean during an overhead squat is likely to be observed. This imbalance can be overcome by performing ball squats.
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