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Measurement station · C7 to mid-humerus

Shoulder Girdle

Screens that read where the scapula sits on the rib cage and how far the acromion travels forward of the plumb line. Wall contact and supine gaps are the two positions that show it most reliably.

Span C7 to mid-humerus Offsets 1 Published records 8

Low

Rounded Shoulders

The acromion travels forward of the plumb line and the scapula loses its wall contact.

8 published record(s)

Self-screens at this station

  • Rounded Shoulders Reviewed 30 Sep 2026 Low

    Backpack Strap Mark Check

    Photograph yourself with the bag you actually carry. Where the strap crosses the shoulder, and whether the shoulders stay level, is the whole reading.

  • Rounded Shoulders Reviewed 27 Sep 2026 Moderate

    Wall Slide at Shoulder Height

    Forearms on the wall, sliding up. The reading is how far the wrists get before a shoulder blade lifts or the lower back has to arch to help.

  • Rounded Shoulders Reviewed 1 Oct 2026 Moderate

    Hand Behind Back Reach

    One hand up the spine, measured from C7. It is a combined movement — extension, internal rotation and scapular glide — and the two sides almost never match.

  • Rounded Shoulders Reviewed 23 Sep 2026 Moderate

    Prone Lift-Off Hold Time

    Face down, lift both shoulder blades, and time how long they stay up before the neck takes over. A capacity reading, not a position reading.

  • Rounded Shoulders Reviewed 24 Sep 2026 Low

    Supine Shoulder-to-Floor Gap

    Lie flat and measure the space under each shoulder. Gravity does the work, so the reading shows where the shoulder rests when nothing is holding it.

  • Rounded Shoulders Reviewed 14 Sep 2026 Moderate

    Acromion Plumb Photo

    A side photograph with the acromion and the greater trochanter both marked. The horizontal distance between them answers whether the shoulder is stacked over the hip.

  • Rounded Shoulders Reviewed 23 Aug 2026 Low

    Doorway Hand-to-Wall Reach

    Arm at shoulder height, hand reaching back for the wall. The distance your middle finger misses it by is the reading, and the two sides rarely match.

  • Rounded Shoulders Reviewed 4 Aug 2026 Low

    Wall Scapula Contact

    Back to the wall, shoulder blades lightly pressed. The reading is how many blades keep contact, and which one gives up first when the effort is released.