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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2010 Jun 24.
Published in final edited form as: Am J Sports Med. 2007 Oct 11;36(1):48–56. doi: 10.1177/0363546507308191

Table 2.

Influence of quadriceps strength, anterior knee laxity, and pre-injury activity level on hop test performance.

R2 R2 Change Beta Coefficienta F Change Sig. F Change
Single Hop
Quadriceps Strengthb .069 .069 + 22.884 <.001*
Activity Levelc .074 .005 - 1.570 .211
Laxityd .076 .002 - .658 .418
Triple Hop
Quadriceps Strength .043 .043 + 13.891 <.001*
Activity Level .044 .001 + .094 .760
Laxity .047 .003 - 1.211 .272
Cross-Over Hop
Quadriceps Strength .075 .075 + 24.969 <.001*
Activity Level .076 .001 + .102 .749
Laxity .077 .001 - .523 .470
Timed Hop
Quadriceps Strength .038 .038 + 12.146 .001*
Activity Level .038 .000 - .009 .923
Laxity .046 .008 - 2.605 .108
a

Relationship between dependent and independent variables

b

% MVIC

c

Pre-injury IKDC classification

d

Side-to-side difference in anterior knee laxity using manual, maximum pull with KT-2000 arthrometer

*

Statistically significant (P<.01)