Correlation Standing Balance, Vertical jump, Sit and reach, Agility Status with Hop test Athletes with Knee Regional Sports Injuries

Activity This inappropriate overload will increase the risk of injury occurring in sports activities to achieve performance. This is because the body is no longer able to accept the excessive load , either because the load is excessive or because the body is too heavy to accept the load, then an injury reaction will arise from our body. To assess an athlete's ability to return to sport or return to sport (RTS), tests are needed that can predict the athlete's ability after injury. Hop test is one form of test carried out. Research Method: This quantitative research cross-sectional approach. Statistical test e d by u sing spearman correlation test for bivariate test. This study involved 54patient samples at the HSF Studio clinic Results: The statistics c al test.Based on the results of the bivariate test using the sperm rho test, it shows that the results of all independent variables have no significant relationship with the dependent variable test. There is no significant relationship between standing balance, vertical jump, sit and reach test and agility standards with the hop test.