Why standing on one foot is the least stable

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Assignment:

Explain why the three point stance position is the most stable and why standing on one foot is the least stable? Explain why this might be - think about base of support and stability, centre of gravity and stability? Sometimes athletes need to be balanced but ready to move quickly ie: unstable. Give an example of a sport skill where this might be the case? Explain.

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