Static Standing Posture

Client · 2026-09-30

Assessment Date

Postural Photos

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Zone 1

Zone 1 — Load Entry & Ground Interaction

Feet · Ankles · Knees · Hips · Pelvic Base

Right Foot Arch

Left Foot Arch

Right Foot Progression

Left Foot Progression

Right Lower Leg Rotation

Left Lower Leg Rotation

Right Knee (select all that apply)

Left Knee (select all that apply)

Right Thigh Rotation

Left Thigh Rotation

Right Hip (select all that apply)

Left Hip (select all that apply)

Weight Distribution (select all that apply)

Zone 1 Clinical Interpretation

Zone 2

Zone 2 — Load Transfer & Central Stability

Pelvis · Lumbar Spine · Trunk Interface

Pelvic Tilt (select all that apply)

Right Side — Pelvic Rotation

Left Side — Pelvic Rotation

Lumbar Curve

Lumbar Shift

Waist Crease Symmetry

Zone 2 Clinical Interpretation

Zone 3

Zone 3 — Load Distribution, Rotation & Breath

Rib Cage · Thoracic Spine · Shoulders · Arm Complex

Thoracic Kyphosis

Thoracic Rotation

Rib Cage (select all that apply)

Right Shoulder (select all that apply)

Left Shoulder (select all that apply)

Right Arm Position (select all that apply)

Left Arm Position (select all that apply)

Right Forearm

Left Forearm

Breathing Pattern

Zone 3 Clinical Interpretation

Zone 4

Zone 4 — Orientation, Vigilance & Regulation

Neck · Jaw · Head · Visual System · Autonomic State · Interoception

Head Position (Sagittal)

Cervical Shift

Cervical Curve

Head Lateral Flexion

Head Rotation

Jaw Tension / Position (select all that apply)

Eye Gaze (select all that apply)

Autonomic State Impression

Interoceptive Signal (observed)

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Zone 4 Clinical Interpretation

Sagittal Plumb Line Alignment

Side view — ideal line: ear → shoulder → hip → knee → ankle. Record each side independently.

Right Side

Ear over Shoulder

Shoulder over Hip

Hip over Knee

Knee over Ankle

Left Side

Ear over Shoulder

Shoulder over Hip

Hip over Knee

Knee over Ankle

Coronal Symmetry

Front/back view — landmark heights and spinal curves

Shoulder Height

Pelvic Height

Knee Height

Spinal Curve (Coronal)

Overall Findings

Integrated 4-Zone interpretation — what the structured data means clinically

Clinical Notes

Additional observations, client history relevant to this assessment, initial impressions

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