Tork to Bodyweight

Tork to bodyweight seems to make more sense for that. But what it does require is a portion of body weight, so a factor of bodyweight. Soeh, noi agree. You know, i was just throwing numbers like three newtin meters per kilogram,. which is more than double what they're reporting here as a cut off. Ah, to me, that number seems really low. And i would say it's obviously very low from an isometric perspective. Ra this is isokinetic. A concentric isokhinetic is always going to be a low lower. and ecentric isokinetic is alway goingto be a little higher."