The Single Leg Squat Test: A “Top-Down” or “Bottom-Up” Functional Performance Test?

By Lindsay A Carroll, Benjamin R Kivlan & 3 more. The purpose of this study was to compare ankle dorsiflexion ROM and foot posture in subjects that perform the SLST with MKD (fail) versus without MKD (pass).

Validation of a wearable system for 3D ambulatory L5/S1 moment assessment during manual lifting using instrumented shoes and an inertial sensor suit - ScienceDirect

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The Single Leg Squat Test: A “Top-Down” or “Bottom-Up” Functional Performance Test?

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History and physical examination of the hip: the basics. - Abstract - Europe PMC

The Effects of Lower Extremity Muscle Activation and Passive Range of Motion on Single Leg Squat Performance

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PDF) EFFECTS OF STRENGTH TRAINING ON KNEE JOINT MECHANICS AND BALANCE DURING A SINGLE LEG SQUAT TASK IN PATIENTS WITH KNEE OSTEOARTHRITIS

The Effects of Lower Extremity Muscle Activation and Passive Range of Motion on Single Leg Squat Performance