From: Factors associated with the Single Leg Squat test in female soccer players: a cross-sectional study
Observed segment | Correct movement (pass = 0 point) | Movement deviationa (fail = 1 point) |
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Footb The relationship of the sagittal plane and metatarsale 2. | Os metatarsale 2 is in relation to the sagittal plane placed in a lateral angle of ≤ 10°. | The metatarsale 2 is in relation to the sagittal plane placed in a lateral angle that clearly exceeds 10°. |
Knee Position of the knee in relation to the foot. Medial/lateral perturbation of the knee. | The centre of the knee is well aligned over the centre of the foot. The movement of the knee is vertical and smooth without any medial/lateral shake. | The centre of the knee is clearly over or medial to digitorum 1. The movement is jerky and repeated medial/lateral shake of the knee is seen. |
Pelvis Lateral pelvis shift and/or pelvis rotation. | No lateral pelvis shift and/or pelvis rotation are seen. | The pelvis is clearly shifted lateral and/or rotated in any direction. |
Trunk Centre of mass: trunk lean, perturbation and balance. | The trunk is well aligned over the pelvis, hip, knee and foot. | The trunk clearly leans in either direction, there is obvious trunk sway, loss of balance or movement of the arms. |