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[Objective] To clarify the relationships among the toe grasp power, Berg Balance Scale score, and functional reach test result. [Methods] The following items were measured in 13 (4 males and 9 females) elderly community residents: the toe grasp power, Berg Balance Scale score, functional reach test result, height, and weight. [Results] On simple correlation analysis, the toe grasp power was significantly correlated with the functional reach test result, but it did not show such a correlation with the Berg Balance Scale score. [Conclusion] The results suggest that the toe grasp power prevents sway in the anteroposterior direction. However, its relationship with Berg Balance Scale scores for balance evaluation remained unclear.

Relationships among Elderly Community ResidentsʼToe Grasp Power, Berg Balance Scale Score, and Functional Reach Test Result