Hey there! Watching the video in the first module that goes over seated slump testing to tell if there is an adhesion vs sensitivity…Rog mentions at one point you can also add/perform a traction alleviation test (displays it for flexing bias)…I am assuming you can also do this for an extension bias? And if so, would the set up be the same with arms crossed in front and the PT grabs and lifts from behind?

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