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24 to -0.38, p0.05). High, positive correlations were found between ankle and hip strength measures ( = 0.75 to 0.84, p0.05). When comparing dominant to non-dominant limbs, only minimal differences were noted in ankle eversion strength (mean difference = 6.0%, p0.01) and hip extension strength (mean difference = 5.5%, p0.01). Minimal relationships were identified between static balance and isometric ankle and hip strength. Comparison of dominant and non-dominant limbs suggests that clinicians should expect relative sy
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