Identifying Functional Deficits for Better Patient Outcomes with @rehabfix

What are some things that you've seen in terms of functional disabilities or dysfunctions that people have come into the gym with that chiropractors can or should keep an eye out for with their patients?

Here could be an example. Someone has some difficulty squatting, maybe they have a pain in their knee or pain in their low back, something of that nature. Well, something I might do is do a few mobility a couple maybe FMS screens. We might have heard those terms before in regards to okay, do you have the necessary prerequisites to be able to correctly perform a squat? So I might assess their ankle mobility through some just ankle tests. I might assess some hip mobility, put them through some mobility exercises, see if they can accomplish that or see if they can do it up to standard. Those are probably the most common functional deficits I would see in regards to someone wanting to get back to their squat or back to their heavy squat, whatever it might be.