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		<title>The Slump Test</title>
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      The Slump Test is a common test used, when looking for a disc herniation, indicated by lower back or leg pain. The main purpose is to see if a disc herniation is causing a pinched sciatic nerve in the lumbar spine region. Client seated upright just hanging over the bed or chair, with their hands ]]></description>
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      <p>The Slump Test is a common test used, when looking for a disc herniation, indicated by lower back or leg pain. The main purpose is to see if a disc herniation is causing a pinched sciatic nerve in the lumbar spine region.</p>
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<li>Client seated upright just hanging over the bed or chair, with their hands behind their back.</li>
<li>Client then asked to ‘slump’ flex upper part and lower part of spine this is followed by the next flexed forward.</li>
<li>Therapist then places hand upon their head (top of). Informing client exactly what they are doing.</li>
<li>Therapist then instructs client to perform knee extension (straighten leg) and bring the toes towards themselves (dorsiflexion.). Asking client if they feel any pain or discomfort.</li>
<li>If pain and discomfort increase during the ‘slump’ test (slumping part) then this would be considered positive.</li>
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<p>Here Darren, our level 4 Sports Massage Tutor puts it into practice!</p>
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<p>Within the sports massage the slump test is a vital component of a client assessment. In the Level 4 qualification you will learn many special tests that will aid with treatment planning. If you are interested in a career in the fitness industry, why not visit <a href="http://www.bodyaidsolutions.co.uk" target="_blank"><strong>Body Aid Solutions</strong></a> today.</p>
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