The ISO 30° test is the most common isometric NordBord test. This long-length isometric strength test, is often used to roughly mimic the knee joint angle during the "strike" position in running gait.
Contraction mode: Isometric
Rep Detection: Unilateral (i.e. legs can contract simultaneously or one at a time to register reps during a test)
Starting Position:
Ankle hooks placed around the tops of the ankles.
Kneeling on the NordBord with hands on the ground.
Knees bent 30°.
Instructions for the Individual:
Keep their legs in the same position (knees bent 30°).
Pull up on the hooks for the prescribed time.
Relax.
Repeat for the required number of reps.
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