Stopped: Investigators and resources are no longer available for completion of the study due to retirements, relocations and reassignments.
The purpose of the study is to determine whether manipulation of the subtalar joint (one of the two joints of the ankle) has an effect on ankle range of motion in a group of ankles that have sustained a subacute inversion ankle sprain. The investigators expect subtalar joint manipulation will increase ankle range of motion about the subtalar joint, but not at the talocrural joint (the other joint of the ankle).
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Range of Motion determined by a biomechanical ankle model (quaternion eigen analysis)
Timeframe: Outcome measure will be collected immediately pre-manipulation and immediately post-manipulation on day of testing (ie. 1 day)