What it is
Getting back to sport is not just about pain going away. Tissue heals long before strength, power and confidence return, and most re-injuries happen in that gap.
A return-to-play decision should be based on what you can measure and demonstrate, not on how many weeks have passed.
How we help
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Assessment maps the injury against the actual demands of your sport — sprinting, cutting, jumping, throwing or contact.
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Rehabilitation moves through clear phases: settle the tissue, rebuild strength, restore power and change of direction, then sport-specific load.
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You return when you meet the criteria for each phase. Injury prevention work continues afterwards so the same thing does not happen again.
