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Here are some statistics about single leg balance or SLB: By 36 months, 50% of children can balance on 1 leg for 3 seconds with their hands on their hips. By 42 months, 50% can hold single leg balance on 1 leg for 5 seconds with hands on hips. 50% can hold single leg balance
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