Different Mobilization Techniques on Balance, Gait, Jumping and Foot Plantar Pressure

The participant will assume a lunge position on a rigid serving table with the relevant extremity in a weight-bearing stance and the foot in a neutral position. An inelastic belt will be placed around the clinician's waist, flush with the lower edge of the medial malleolus, around the distal tibia and fibula. The clinician will stabilize the talus and forefoot with the web spacing of the hands and pressure dimensions on the talus and forefoot, and maintain posterior to anterior sliding of the tibia over the talus using the arch. The clinician will continue to apply pressure while the person is reporting discomfort and/or while the lunge moves, which will continue until the end of the range of motion. Mobilization will be performed as a 3 set of 10 repetitions.