FMS Exam 2025 Questions and
Answers
What is the start position for deep squat - ANSWER✔✔-feet shoulder width apart (in
line with axilla)
feet straight ahead
dowel starts 90/90-->OH
what is the start position for hurdle step - ANSWER✔✔-feet together
toes touching board
dowel starts 90/90-->rest on back of shoulders
what is the start position for incline lunge - ANSWER✔✔-back foot: toes on zero
front foot: at height of tibial tuberosity
dowel vertical and in contact with head back and sacrum
upper arm is opposite of front leg
, what is the start position for shoulder mobility - ANSWER✔✔-standing
arms at side
thumbs tucked inside fist
what is the start position for active slr - ANSWER✔✔-back of knees on board
arms out palms up
legs straight
ankles relaxed
what is the start position for pushup - ANSWER✔✔-on belly
hands in line with axilla for men (forehead) for women (chin)
ankles neutral
knee extended
elbow slightly lifted off ground
what is the start position for rotary stability - ANSWER✔✔-hands and knees touching
board
shoulders over hands
hips over knees
ankle plantar flexion
Answers
What is the start position for deep squat - ANSWER✔✔-feet shoulder width apart (in
line with axilla)
feet straight ahead
dowel starts 90/90-->OH
what is the start position for hurdle step - ANSWER✔✔-feet together
toes touching board
dowel starts 90/90-->rest on back of shoulders
what is the start position for incline lunge - ANSWER✔✔-back foot: toes on zero
front foot: at height of tibial tuberosity
dowel vertical and in contact with head back and sacrum
upper arm is opposite of front leg
, what is the start position for shoulder mobility - ANSWER✔✔-standing
arms at side
thumbs tucked inside fist
what is the start position for active slr - ANSWER✔✔-back of knees on board
arms out palms up
legs straight
ankles relaxed
what is the start position for pushup - ANSWER✔✔-on belly
hands in line with axilla for men (forehead) for women (chin)
ankles neutral
knee extended
elbow slightly lifted off ground
what is the start position for rotary stability - ANSWER✔✔-hands and knees touching
board
shoulders over hands
hips over knees
ankle plantar flexion