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Table 3.1. Double Support Tandem Right Leg Tandem Left Leg Single right leg Single left leg Sum of Errors Firm 0 1 1 1 4 Surface Soft 0 1 2 1 2 6 Surface 1 Total Error Score 10 Part 3.1-Questions 1. The BESS test is typically used after someone has a concussion, why do you think using the BESS test would help sports medicine staff determine a person's return to play? 2. Do you think the field BESS test is very reliable between different testers? Why or why not? 3. Was there a difference in the amount of error that occurred during the test between the hard and soft surface? Explain why you think there were differences in errors or stability?
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