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Ankle joints provide the most basic exercise strategies for balance and posture control when standing or walking.1 In addition, ankle joint plays a key role in absorbing shock, supporting weight, and maintaining stability of legs during walking.2 Causes of instability of the ankle joint include anatomical instability of the skeletal system, weakness of muscle strength, and insufficient proprioception.3 Among them, muscle weakness acts as an active factor in the Effect of Various Support Surfaces on Activation of Tibialis Anterior, Peroneus Longus, and Gastrocnemius Muscles during Squat Performance