Clarifying Scientific Priority and Existing Normative Values for Single-Leg Bridge Endurance
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This correspondence by B J Lehecka seeks to clarify claims made by Worst and Henderson regarding the novelty of normative values for the single-leg bridge (SLB) endurance test, asserting that foundational data published in 2021 already established these values. The author emphasizes the importance of accurate attribution in scientific literature to uphold the integrity of evidence-based practice and future research. By addressing this oversight, the letter aims to correct the scientific record and highlight the methodological similarities between existing measures and the SLB test.
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