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NCLBP may result in both impaired physical functions and psychosocial problems. NCLBP subjects can experience depression, work disability, and deteriorated nociceptive sensations. Measures in NCLBP management may be useful in clinical decision-making and in identifying change related to the focused condition. However, one of the most difficult tasks associated with the management of LBP is clinical assessment. Some researchers have conducted self-reported questionnaires or measurement tools related to low back disability to assess daily function. The ODI is often used to evaluate disability related to LBP, and the VAS is a widely used method for the clinical assessment of pain intensity. Research has developed to assess psychological problems and functional disabilities to make objective assessments for subjects with CLBP. Some researchers attempted to analyze the functional status or functional results obtained after therapeutic intervention. The back endurance test is commonly used to measure the capacity of the back muscles and trunk extensor fatigue. People with CLBP seem to have low trunk muscle strength and a low fatigue threshold. Generally, Relationships between Functional Movement Screen, VAS, ODI and Back Endurance in Individual with Nonspecific Chronic Low Back Pain