The relationship between knee-ankle muscle strength and performance tests in young female adults with flexible pes planus

Bulletin of Faculty of Physical Therapy

Table 3 The relationship between the average knee-ankle muscle strength and performance test measurements

n: 78	TUG	5STS	10MWT
Knee extensor—Right	− .192	.042	− .007
Knee extensor—Left	− .135	.000	.044
Knee flexor—Right	− .188	− .075	− .171
Knee flexor—Left	− .183	− .086	− .133
Dorsiflexor—Right	− .181	.138	.142
Dorsiflexor—Left	− .288*	.072	.216
Plantar flexor—Right	− .021	.134	− .051
Plantar flexor—Left	− .073	− .023	.071
İnvertor—Right	− .039	.059	− .255*
İnvertor—Left	− .014	.098	− .180
Evertor—Right	− .071	.029	− .171
Evertor—Left	− .023	− .077	− .129

TUG the timed up and go test, 5STS 5-repeat sit-and-stand test, 10MWT 10-m walk test
*p < 0.05