The Y Balance Test can be used to assess your dynamic balance and leg strength symmetry, as well as determine your risk of lower extremity injury with athletic activities.
Tomorrow’s “Move Better” post will include content on ways to improve your dynamic balance and single leg strength.
Until then!
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