Hi Neuromuscular,

Yes, i speak of one Wikipedia reference-linkSIJ test because it is research-based and validated. The others have poor reliability but that is in its conclusion, not the testing. I use STANCE PHASE SIJ assessment during contralateral hip flexion but you could do other hip movements with the same assessment...including hip ABD

For instance, standing flexion test with PSIS and S2 landmarks - so many other things get in the way that you don't really get a good idea of what it is that is causing forward bending test results to vary...you can take out the most obvious reason - hams pulling on sacrum via sacrotuberous ligament by re-doing the test with slight knee flexion. It works but i the tests i do are just fine thanks - just do the stance phase stork with light knee bend on the stance leg and it takes out the hams and gives you an idea of where to go.

You can quote your own % as much as you want but if you want people to take you seriously, then publish the results and have it peer reviewed. I can tell you that i have success at identifying 95% of problems my own way but how much are you going to trust me?

Hungerford's name is Barbara by the way, not Myk and Diane Lee's name has 1 'n' only...

your test is static, my test is dynamic - can't say is better than the other i am afraid...