Table 3.

The results of the independent sample T-test, which was conducted to determine whether there is a significant difference between the balance motor performance capacity post-test Y Balance Test ANT, PM, PL and composite reach distance mean scores of the experimental and control groups.

	Experimental (n = 20)	Control (n = 22)	t	%	p	d
Anterior reach distance
Right lower extremity	94.94 ± 11.74	82.67 ± 24.23	2.053	18.37	0.047*	−0.644
Left lower extremity	97.86 ± 24.71	79.81 ± 20.19	2.601	22.62	0.013*	−0.799
Posteromedial reach distance
Right lower extremity	96.51 ± 10.28	77.78 ± 29.31	2.708	24.08	0.010*	−0.852
Left lower extremity	95.37 ± 26.82	72.88 ± 26.16	2.748	30.87	0.009*	−0.848
Posterolateral reach distance
Right lower extremity	97.93 ± 11.39	81.95 ± 28.31	2.355	19.50	0.024*	−0.740
Left lower extremity	96.68 ± 26.04	78.65 ± 25.68	2.257	25.47	0.030*	−0.697
Composite reach distance
Right lower extremity	87.82 ± 30.94	78.76 ± 25.21	0.814	11.50	0.049*	−0.321
Left lower extremity	98.58 ± 21.13	75.55 ± 23.36	0.337	30.48	0.002*	−1.033

x̄ ± SS, mean-standard deviation; n, number; t, t-test score; %, percentage of difference; d, cohen’s d value.

^*p < 0.05.