<p>The raw data for this item will be collected on the worksheets, but not included in the score sheet.</p>
<p>Axial alignment is defined as the degree of variation in the joint from the midline of the body. It is measured only in the ankle and the knee. <em>(<em><em>Refer to HJHS Instruction Manual page</em></em> 22 (Section 8 – Axial Alignment) as reference)</em>.</p>
<p><strong>Axial alignment measurements should be assessed on a solid surface at eye level in a weight-bearing position with feet slightly apart and weight evenly distributed on each leg. </strong></p>