Single-leg jump with visual feedback stabilization
Single-leg jump with visual feedback stabilization, 3 sets, 6 repetitions per leg
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How to do the exercise
Sets: 3
Repetitions: 6 per leg
Description: Stand on one leg with the knee slightly bent and the foot well planted. Perform a small jump in place and then land while maintaining balance, using visual feedback to adjust your posture. Hold the stability for a few seconds before repeating.
Tips: Focus on the alignment of the foot, ankle, knee, and pelvis. Keep the arch of the foot active to prevent collapse. Use a mirror or screen to observe and correct your position.
Progression: Gradually increase the height of the jump or the duration of stabilization as you become comfortable.
At a glance
- Goal
- Balance
- Level
- Intermediate
- Equipment
- none
- Starting position
- Standing on one leg, knee slightly bent
- Clinical goal
- Improve motor control and stability of the foot and ankle
- Also known as
- single-leg hop with visual control, unipedal balance with jump, visual stabilization on one leg







