Lunge Test

The lunge test is a popular weightbearing test for the ankle joint range of motion. The lunge test has been shown to have good reliability and it has some validity in that it has been shown to be predictive of injury when it is limited. More and more podiatrists are finding the lunge test to be clinically useful in determining the ankle joint range of motion.

Normal Ankle Joint Range of Motion

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