Intersession reliability and magnitude of change of isokinetic testing of the glenohumeral rotators in overhead athletes with unilateral shoulder anterior instability

Key Points

• Maximal strength changes over 35% indicate real progress during rehabilitation, implying effective interventions.
• Peak torque assessed at 60°/s was the primary measure used to evaluate strength in this analysis.
• Assessment involved isokinetic testing of glenohumeral rotators in athletes with unilateral shoulder conditions.
• Findings suggest careful interpretation of muscular imbalances and reliability during recovery from instability.