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. 2008 Mar-Apr;43(2):133–143. doi: 10.4085/1062-6050-43.2.133

Figure 1. Running-approach side-step cutting task. A, During the running side-step cutting task, the individual plants the foot of the dominant leg with the toes pointed forward along the path of motion and then, B, cuts 60° in the opposite direction of the planted foot. Foot positioning and cutting angle are controlled by having the subject place the foot in the alleyway marked on the floor.

Figure 1