Y-Balance Test
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- čas přidán 24. 02. 2019
- The Y-Balance test is a shortened version of the Star Excursion Balance Test and assesses a patient's postural control, strength, proprioception.
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This is not medical advice! The content is intended to be educational only for health professionals and students. If you are a patient, seek care of a health care professional.
Great Video, but in the examination of the postero-lateral/medial movements you touch the zero-mark with your toes. In the explanation you're doing it right and touch it with your heel.
True. Good eye.
@@Physiotutors it was a nice catch. And, the question remains as to what is the proper setup. I believe the study you reference used a fixed foot and a professional device. So, if we are going to use absolute ranges, I'm concerned that I'm not sure which mehtod of foot placement to use. I suspect it won't matter if we normalize to leg length or simply get a percentage side to side.
As always great content guys! Do you have any datasets or links to such for the composite score? Thanks
I translate this video to Japanese because this channel is very useful!! In Butler's study "below 98.6%~" is wrong, 89.6% is correct when I read paper. how about?
Hi, thank you for this helpful video. Why do we have to change the foot placement between the anterior reach and the posteromedial and posterolateral reaches? I have seen studies where the subjects has to place the center of his foot in the middle of the three tapes for all reaches. What is the most recommended? Thank you !
Agreed, I read the study from Butler et al. (2013) and was in an American college football player scored below 89.6%, he was 3.5 times more likely to get injured. Not 98.6%
Thanks for pointing this out! I probably got lost in translation.
Cheers,
K
Sir please give the reference of using this mircropore tape method for y balance , as there are almost nill studies . The only studies done are on the Y balance equipment, as i want a cost effective , if you could share the link of the tape method for y balance which is shown in your video. Thank you
Which leg is most commonly used? ASIS - medial malleolus OR belly button - medial malleolus OR great trochanter - lateral malleolus?
what is the test protocol? at what age can it be applied?
Should we measure the left and right leglength seperately?
nice video, can I use segments of this video to illustrate the proper test technique?
Thanks for this video. But what is the interpretation of this test???
Thank you for the video ! How do you measure "leg length" ? Foot extended lying on the ground or from the ground standing ? And to what : anterior superior iliac spine or the head of femur ?
True leg length is from the ASIS to the Medial Malleolus and apparent leg length is from the umbilicus to the medial malleolus.
Where can I find the written protocol?
The intro song is a little bit too loud in my oppinion, if you compare it to the rest of the video. Maybe turn the volume of it down just a little?
Will do
How to examine the leg lenght? From SIAS to medial malleolus?
www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2628227/. Functional leg length difference can be examined with the Weber-Barstow test.
I miss the standards to evaluate the results with my patients. Where can i find it?
The goal is to evaluate left and right side for each direction and to calculate percentages for the leg symmetry index.
There are no standard values
In your description you state that Plisky's Article was published in 2006, but it's 2009. Other than that great video :)
Fixed!;)
I check the postural control through y balance test .my question is dominance matter or not ??? in normal individual
right and left dominance is vary the result? and it affect the balance .if any article presently say this thing could you send me?
That may certainly affect your test results but with regards to sports performance limb symmetry is a desired goal so you’d aim to develop equal results for both legs
@@Physiotutors ok👍 thank you
You need more training
Your name your name?
It’s Kirsten
your accent is not understandable.