Twitter newb 🙋‍♀️. Here for the amazing research that gets shared. Primarily ACL research but also: running, bone stress injuries, tendinopathy, female sports, youth sports/long term athletic development. Open to any/all suggestions!

I have so many thoughts about this paper. Almost makes me want to hop from clinician to researcher for a bit to try to conduct a study through this lens. Anyone else see this/have thoughts?

Meredith Chaput, PhD, DPT, SCS Cognitive Contributions to Change of Direction in Sport: Unraveling Complexity to Progress Rehabilitation after ACLR Steph Allen Acceleration and deceleration after ACLR: Training our gas pedals and our brakes

When did being over the age of 30 become a reason to ask someone to “reprioritize” their goals after ACLR? REMINDER: you are not “too old” to fully recover from an ACL injury.

Why is it that formal strength testing (at LEAST isometric) is not a part of every PT clinic’s ACL rehab? With the inexpensive options we now have available, I just don’t get it. #MondayMusings #aclrehab #returntosport

In ACL rehab, we sometimes NEED to pause or take a step backward in order to take two steps forward. In fact, this may need to happen several times during the rehab process. This is not failure. This is strategy. Play the long game.