Returning to Sport After Injury
Pain settling is only one milestone. Strength, control, and confidence matter too.

Athletes often feel ready when pain reduces, but tissue capacity and movement quality may still be catching up.
A structured return-to-play plan progresses from simple strength to sport-specific drills with clear criteria at each stage.
This approach reduces re-injury risk and helps you return with more confidence.
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