Factors associated with the Single Leg Squat test in female soccer players: a cross-sectional study

Table 8 Multivariate analysis of failing on the knee segment for the non-dominant leg during the Single Leg Squat test

	SLS test for the knee segment: non-dominant leg
Variables	OR^a	95% CI^b	p-value^c
AFAQ^d
(No fear/fear; 10–50)	0.95	0.91–0.99	0.01*
Hip strength^e
CLAM^e measured in Nm/(kgm) 100	0.98	0.96–0.99	0.00*
Division
Div. 1	1
Div. 2	3.30	1.33-8.00	0.01*
Div. 3	3.05	1.44–6.43	0.00*
An injury problem^f
No	1
Yes	3.11	1.25–7.76	0.02*

^*Denotes statistically significant p-values at p ≤ 0.05;
^aOR: odds ratio; ^b95% CI: 95% confidence interval; ^cp-value: probability value; ^dAFAQ: Athletic Fear Avoidance Questionnaire; ^eHip strength: Side-Lying Clamshell (CLAM); ^fAn injury problem: An injury problem located in the head, lower belly, lower back, pelvis or lower extremities that did not demand any time-loss from game or training during the four weeks before or during the test occasion

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