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Page 1: 1. Control pain and swelling 2. Restore and increase joint ROM 3. Restore and increase muscular strength, endurance, and power 4. Reestablish neuromuscular.
Page 2: 1. Control pain and swelling 2. Restore and increase joint ROM 3. Restore and increase muscular strength, endurance, and power 4. Reestablish neuromuscular.

1. Control pain and swelling2. Restore and increase joint ROM3. Restore and increase muscular strength,

endurance, and power4. Reestablish neuromuscular control5. Improve balance6. Maintain cardiorespiratory fitness7. Incorporate appropriate functional progression

Page 3: 1. Control pain and swelling 2. Restore and increase joint ROM 3. Restore and increase muscular strength, endurance, and power 4. Reestablish neuromuscular.

• Increase ROM◦ Hip flexor stretch◦ Passive static stretch

over end of table with hip extended

◦ Hip internal rotator stretch

Increase Strength◦ Straight leg raises◦ 4 way hip exercises◦ Hip extension

Plyometrics◦ Lateral sliding◦ Lateral bounding◦ Slide board◦ Jump down exercises

Page 4: 1. Control pain and swelling 2. Restore and increase joint ROM 3. Restore and increase muscular strength, endurance, and power 4. Reestablish neuromuscular.

Balance◦ Lunges on bosu ball◦ Squats on bosu ball

Cardio◦ Bike◦ Elliptical◦ Pool workout

Functional progression◦ Speed and agility drills◦ Pivoting and cutting ◦ Functional progression

should be tailored to specific sport demands

Page 5: 1. Control pain and swelling 2. Restore and increase joint ROM 3. Restore and increase muscular strength, endurance, and power 4. Reestablish neuromuscular.

• ROM◦ Active assistive knee

slides◦ Knee extension◦ Prone hang

Strength◦ Hip Abduction◦ Hip Adduction◦ Quad sets◦ Straight leg raises◦ Lunges ◦ Squats◦ Step-ups◦ Hamstring curls◦ Knee extensions with

ankle weight

Page 6: 1. Control pain and swelling 2. Restore and increase joint ROM 3. Restore and increase muscular strength, endurance, and power 4. Reestablish neuromuscular.

Plyometrics◦ Bounding hops

Single leg Double leg

◦ Box jumps Cardio

◦ Stationary Bike◦ Elliptical◦ Pool workout

Balance◦ BAPS board◦ Mini trampoline◦ Foam Pad◦ Bosu Ball

Functional Progression◦ Speed and agility drills◦ Pivoting and cutting ◦ Functional progression

should be tailored to specific sport demands

Page 7: 1. Control pain and swelling 2. Restore and increase joint ROM 3. Restore and increase muscular strength, endurance, and power 4. Reestablish neuromuscular.

ROM◦ Plantar flexion◦ Dorsiflexion◦ Inversion◦ Eversion

Strength◦ 4 way ankle with

theraband◦ Heel raises◦ Toe raises◦ Towel pulls◦ Marble pick up

Plyometrics◦ Bounding hops

Single leg Double leg

◦ Box jumps

Page 8: 1. Control pain and swelling 2. Restore and increase joint ROM 3. Restore and increase muscular strength, endurance, and power 4. Reestablish neuromuscular.

Balancing◦ BAPS board◦ Mini trampoline◦ Foam Pad◦ Bosu Ball

Cardio◦ Stationary bike◦ Elliptical◦ Pool workout

Functional Progression◦ Speed and agility drills◦ Pivoting and cutting ◦ Functional progression

should be tailored to specific sport demands


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