Comparison of age, height, weight, BMI as well as hamstring, one- and two-joint hip flexors flexibility, fingertip-to-floor and lateral trunk flexion tests results between non-hypermobile males (NH males group) and males with generalized joint hypermobility (GJH males group).

Abbreviations: SLR—straight leg raise test; O-JHF—one-joint hip flexors test; T-JHF—two-joint hip flexors test; FTF—fingertip-to-floor test; LTF—lateral trunk flexion test.
† Values are in mean (SD) and by independent t-test;
* Values are in median (QR) and by Mann-Whitney U test. Statistically significant differences are in bold;
LSD—least significant difference detected by statistical analysis with 0.8 power of the test.
Comparison of age, height, weight, BMI as well as hamstring, one- and two-joint hip flexors flexibility, fingertip-to-floor and lateral trunk flexion tests results between non-hypermobile males (NH males group) and males with generalized joint hypermobility (GJH males group).