KINES266 FMS Quiz
According to the studies provided regarding the Functional Movement Screen (FMS), the FMS has: -
Answer-Good interrater and intrarater reliability
Which is true of the FMS regarding reliability? - Answer-There is no significant difference between the
interrater and intrarater reliability between experienced and novice administrators.
Which of the following is not one of the five basic principles of functional movement systems? - Answer-
Weak core is not authentic
The following exercises are considered the "big 3" in the FMS: - Answer-Squat, hurdle step, lunge
The "little 4" exercises in the FMS include: - Answer-Rotary stability, active straight leg raise, shoulder
mobility, trunk stability pushup
FMS scoring includes which of the following? - Answer-All of the above
The three different patterns of movement designed in the FMS include: - Answer-Primitive, transitional,
higher-level
The four basic filters in the FMS include: - Answer-Pain, limited movement pattern, asymmetrical
movement, intentional redundancy
According to the studies provided regarding the Functional Movement Screen (FMS), the FMS has: -
Answer-Good interrater and intrarater reliability
Which is true of the FMS regarding reliability? - Answer-There is no significant difference between the
interrater and intrarater reliability between experienced and novice administrators.
Which of the following is not one of the five basic principles of functional movement systems? - Answer-
Weak core is not authentic
The following exercises are considered the "big 3" in the FMS: - Answer-Squat, hurdle step, lunge
The "little 4" exercises in the FMS include: - Answer-Rotary stability, active straight leg raise, shoulder
mobility, trunk stability pushup
FMS scoring includes which of the following? - Answer-All of the above
The three different patterns of movement designed in the FMS include: - Answer-Primitive, transitional,
higher-level
The four basic filters in the FMS include: - Answer-Pain, limited movement pattern, asymmetrical
movement, intentional redundancy
