Know Your Muscle Strength with One Test: ISO Med2000 Isokinetic Muscle Testing System
June 28, 2026
The ISO Med2000 isokinetic muscle testing system precisely measures muscle strength, endurance and power at a constant speed to guide rehabilitation and training.
Have you ever experienced this?
Knee or shoulder discomfort after exercise or training, but unsure if it is a muscle strength issue or joint instability?
During post-operative rehabilitation, wanting to know if your muscle strength has recovered to the level of the unaffected side, but with no way to assess it?
Wanting to enhance training effectiveness, but worried that incorrect posture or improper force application could lead to injury?
The ISO Med2000 Isokinetic Muscle Testing System can help you accurately understand your physical condition and enhance rehabilitation and training outcomes.
What is "Isokinetic Muscle Testing"?
Isokinetic muscle testing is a technical method that measures muscle strength and function at a constant speed, used to assess an individual's strength output during different movements and at different joint angles.
Unlike conventional fitness equipment, it ensures that every movement is performed at a stable speed, with precise load, safely and controllably, while recording muscle strength data in real time.
What we can do for you - more than just "taking a test"
Assessable Items
- Muscle function (strength, endurance, power)
- Joint stability (e.g. knee, ankle, shoulder)
- Post-operative rehabilitation status (e.g. ACL reconstruction, rotator cuff repair)
- Quantitative tracking of training/therapeutic effects
- Auxiliary diagnosis of motor dysfunction
We provide a complete report, including left/right limb muscle strength comparison and strength curves, allowing you to see changes and keep track of your progress.
Who is it suitable for?
Recommended for:
- Patients in the rehabilitation phase (e.g. after knee/shoulder/ankle surgery)
- Regular exercisers with chronic injuries or pain
- Trainers wanting to assess/improve muscle strength and symmetry
- Individuals with functional imbalances (e.g. strength difference between left and right legs)
- Middle-aged and older adults for sarcopenia risk screening
Not recommended for:
- Individuals with severe cardiovascular discomfort, history of hypoglycemia, or epilepsy
- Individuals with acute soft tissue injuries or joint swelling
- Individuals recently undergoing oral anticoagulant therapy
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