Single-leg balance test
3 papers1 finding
- Human trial2
- Humans1
Interventions
1Moving freely
upin humans1
1 study
Moving freely
upin humans1
Moving freely improves single-leg balance test in humans.
“statistically significant improvement in 30 second sit-to-stand and single leg balance tests.”
Human trialsix-weeksmostly male (89.0%)sn = 27
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