The SFMA incorporates various movement patterns, including bending, twisting, and reaching, to assess a patient’s musculoskeletal issues comprehensively. An observational gait analysis is often included to evaluate the patient’s walking or running pattern, detect any abnormalities, and identify imbalances that could contribute to their condition. This analysis examines the biomechanics of human movement, analyzing step length, foot strike, stride duration, and joint angles, among other factors. By examining these different movement patterns, the SFMA can provide a comprehensive assessment of the patient’s overall movement quality and identify areas of weakness or dysfunction that need to be addressed to restore pain-free movement and function.