ACL + Knee Injury - Return to Sport Tests (Pt.1) | Tim Keeley | Physio REHAB

[@ryanfarhoud528]

Those exercises here and in part two. Helped me make sure that I’m ready for my sport without any doubts . Thank you for the videos on knees it helped relieve knee pain and return as if I never left .

[@physiorehab]

Glad it helped!

[@planereality3675]

Awesome. I have you 24 week program and am in week 10 now. Amazing program, I thoroughly recommend it for anyone recovering from acl surgery. I'm a fair way from this. Thanks for the info

[@physiorehab]

That’s great glad it is working for you

[@chrisf9589]

Excellent! Very well explained for our patients

[@physiorehab]

😄

[@ajroos6189]

Great Material and Thank you for sharing

[@physiorehab]

My pleasure! Glad you enjoyed it

[@hirepimike]

Fantastic, thank you. Been dealing with ACL rehab for 14 months, much of it in covid so gyms closest and not as much PT. I realize it's all about being under control and stability. Have started doing leg presses and do my clamshells plus a few things, one leg deadlifts, lowering getting out of chair one leg, hopping from two leg to one and one to two. I'm almost 56 but still love touch rugby and half-court basketball. Any tips on gradually improving in these drills? I guess by doing. Can't do 10 with good form, do 5. Can't hop back and forth 40 cm, do 20 cm., etc.

[@physiorehab]

Yes - I suggest you have a look at my acl rehab program and once you are competent at that it’s about practising your drills for sport www.physiorehab.com/rehab-programs-acl-knee-surgery-rehab

[@zexatt]

gold info,very well explained and demonstrated. thank s

[@physiorehab]

Great to hear! 👍

[@MarkTrinder-t9m]

Hey this video was awesome! Just curious if you have seen anyone do well in these tests with complete ACL tear and going “non-op” like me? I am 7-8 months into rehab and doing very well but haven’t gotten into much rotation yet. Just starting to get into single leg stuff.

[@physiorehab]

Yep we have people doing well and passing the tests.

[@diegoviloria3630]

your videos are amazing man, god bless!

[@physiorehab]

Thank you!

[@Soli_KicksTV]

Very Informative! Thank you for providing this material!!

[@physiorehab]

Glad you found it useful!

[@pinkdripdrip7764]

You should do ruptures patella tendon and quad videos

[@neutronproductionsco]

What if they lose form during sport? Is the knee able to sustain that buckle-in pressure if it’s avoiding that pressure entirely during training?

[@physiorehab]

The idea is that you get so good you don’t lose form. Then it’s just down to the nature of the sport you’re in

[@HossamShahhat]

Hello I am new here . I have Herniated disc in L4 L5 . can you please about the program which is good for me. I am looking in your videos but I am lost . Please help me

[@physiorehab]

Head to our website for all the programs. Probably the best for you is this www.physiorehab.com/rehab-programs-lumbar-spine-disc-injury-rehab

[@jacobb9938]

Any tips to build girth from a quad replacement it’s been a year and my legs aren’t identical yet? Would be very helpful since this is my 2nd acl and am worried

[@physiorehab]

“Quad replacement” ?!

[@macjones4938]

@@physiorehab lol ,

[@achrafmeskouri5327]

i have a question we can start that text witout warming or what

[@physiorehab]

Sorry you might have to explain that… you mean test? Probably warm the legs up first . Is that what you mean?

[@shramaso9132]

whats type yor tendon use hamstring or what ?

[@physiorehab]

Huh?

[@robertmaxwell2596]

I can run very well but I still can’t jump on one leg for some reason. 8 months post op

[@physiorehab]

Strength! Time to work more on the hamstrings I would say