Participants in this group receive fibular repositioning taping applied to the dominant ankle. Baseline assessments are performed before taping, and outcome measurements are repeated 30 minutes after the intervention.

Participants in this group receive a sham taping application with a similar appearance to the fibular repositioning taping but without therapeutic fibular repositioning. Baseline assessments are performed before taping, and outcome measurements are repeated 30 minutes after the application.

Participants in this group receive no taping intervention. Baseline assessments are performed, and outcome measurements are repeated after a 30-minute waiting period.

Fibular repositioning taping is applied to the dominant ankle using a rigid taping technique intended to support fibular positioning. Outcome measurements are repeated 30 minutes after the application.

Dynamic balance will be assessed using the Y Balance Test. The composite score will be calculated from reach distances and normalized to limb length. Higher composite scores indicate better dynamic balance performance.

Horizontal jump performance will be assessed using the Horizontal Jump Test. The jump distance will be measured in centimeters from the starting line to the landing point. Greater distance indicates better horizontal jump performance.

Sprint performance will be assessed using the 10-meter sprint test. The time required to complete the 10-meter sprint will be recorded in seconds. Shorter times indicate better sprint performance.

Vertical jump performance will be assessed using the Vertical Jump Test. Jump height will be measured in centimeters. Greater jump height indicates better vertical jump performance.