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Ankle injury is one of the most common conditions in athletics and military activities. Strength asymmetry (SA) and imbalance may represent a risk factor for injury, but past investigations have produced ambiguous conclusions. Perhaps one explanation for this ambiguity is the fact that these authors used univariate models to predict injury.

Bilateral Strength Asymmetries and Unilateral Strength Imbalance: Predicting Ankle Injury When Considered With Higher Body Mass in US Special Forcesa