The crossover triple hop test is typically used as a return to sport test following a lower limb injury such as an ACL rupture. The goal is to compare the injured limb to the uninjured limb to assess symmetry. We also, utilise this test with our athletes as a lower limb power test. This test measures unilateral power as well as coordination and balance. In addition, their is an aspect of change of direction. This test assesses many components required for most field based sports. Brylee crushed

Crossover Hop Test: The final boss of knee stability testingThe Crossover Hop Test takes everything we learn from the triple hop—power, control, symmetry—and adds directional complexity. At… | Movement: Physiotherapy & Fitness