Comparing the effects of traditional rehabilitation and functional movement-based rehabilitation on ankle position sense, balance, and renge of motion in karate athletes with functional ankle instability
keshtiaray, A. (2026). Comparing the effects of traditional rehabilitation and functional movement-based rehabilitation on ankle position sense, balance, and renge of motion in karate athletes with functional ankle instability. (e5235). Ethics Committee of Sport Sciences Research Institute, (), e5235 https://doi.org/IR/ssri.rec.2026.19381.3187
MLA
keshtiaray, A. "Comparing the effects of traditional rehabilitation and functional movement-based rehabilitation on ankle position sense, balance, and renge of motion in karate athletes with functional ankle instability" .e5235 , Ethics Committee of Sport Sciences Research Institute, , 2026, e5235. doi: IR/ssri.rec.2026.19381.3187
HARVARD
keshtiaray A. (2026). 'Comparing the effects of traditional rehabilitation and functional movement-based rehabilitation on ankle position sense, balance, and renge of motion in karate athletes with functional ankle instability', Ethics Committee of Sport Sciences Research Institute, (), e5235. doi: IR/ssri.rec.2026.19381.3187
CHICAGO
A. keshtiaray, "Comparing the effects of traditional rehabilitation and functional movement-based rehabilitation on ankle position sense, balance, and renge of motion in karate athletes with functional ankle instability," Ethics Committee of Sport Sciences Research Institute, (2026): e5235, doi: IR/ssri.rec.2026.19381.3187
VANCOUVER
keshtiaray A. Comparing the effects of traditional rehabilitation and functional movement-based rehabilitation on ankle position sense, balance, and renge of motion in karate athletes with functional ankle instability. SSRI Ethics Committee. 2026;():e5235 (In Persian). doi: IR/ssri.rec.2026.19381.3187