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077; p = 0.631), while it was negatively correlated with the McGill test (r=-0.650; p = 0.00. The lack of correlation between the FMS score and the McGill test implies that one's level of core endurance may not influence their functional movement patterns. In contrast, the lumbar lordosis angle might impact one's core muscle endurance but not their functional movement patterns. The lack of correlation between the FMS score and the McGill test implies that one's level of core endurance may not influence their functional movement pa
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