 - Single Leg Hop Test Test commonly used to measure functional performance and progression during lower limb rehabilitation programs 10,11,12, with the distance achieved during a single, one-foot hop recorded 11. For such, the athlete will stand only on the dominant leg behind a line marked on the floor and will hop as far as possible without using the contralateral leg and without losing balance. The distance will be measured with a metric tape from the line marked on the floor to the most proximal point of the heel landing on the floor at the end of the hop . The volunteers will be instructed to keep their hands on their hips throughout the test to reduce the influence of the upper limbs on the performance of the hop test. Initially, three hops will be performed to familiarize the volunteer with the procedure, with a one-minute rest interval between hops. After a two-minute rest interval, three additional hops will be performed with a one-minute rest interval between hops, which will be considered for evaluation. 