The article presents a study which investigates the inter-intraobserver reliability of six clinical core stability tests recommended and described in the literature. It mentions that the core stability such as unilateral squat was rated as poor, moderate and good wherein the six clinical tests reliability was measured through 40 male volunteers. The result shows that when the four point visual scoring assessment was used, the six clinical core stability tests are not reliable.
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