📐 12-inch Plastic Goniometer with 1005 Degree Baseline Review

I think they tried to go the extra mile for the goniometer, but it's a bit confusing to mix up all the numbers. Used this class and everyone was confused about which number to read. I expect it will get easier with more practice, but there is a learning curve.

For some reason the image has recently been changed to Digi-Flex with a note 'Image is representative of a family of products'. revenge But it doesn't matter. This product is a GONIOMETER and not a Digi-Flex which is used to measure the range of motion of joints. It is great! The 12 inch size is great for measuring knees, hips and shoulders. I'm in gym school and this larger size makes life MUCH easier. I decided to invest a little more than my classmates, who just bought the cheapest ones they

I use this to measure my progression of movement after total knee replacement. I see a physical therapist twice a week who also uses this, but I like to measure every day to help me move a little more towards my full range of motion goal (probably it would be around 130-135 flexion for me and 0 degree extension). enough). my goals). My husband takes measurements while I stretch and bend. A note: I have found that measurements vary somewhat depending on who is measuring. I've had physical…