Fig 1.
Body sway (A) and landing task (B, C). Note that the second force plate was not used in this study. Participants always performed the tasks on the same force plate to avoid error due to inter-device differences.
Table 1.
Effect of leg preference (for kicking a ball) on body sway and landing variables.
Table 2.
Effect of leg preference (for single-leg jumping) on body sway and landing variables.
Table 3.
Effect of leg dominance (based on total center of pressure velocity during quiet stance) on body sway and landing variables.
Table 4.
Effect of leg dominance (based on dynamic postural stability index) on body sway and landing variables.
Fig 2.
The relationship between the differences between the legs based on preference and dominant for CoP velocity during static balance task (A) and dynamic postural stability index B) in the dynamic task. D–dominant; ND–non dominant; P–preferred; NP–non-preferred.