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Why ACL Rehab Often Falls Short a Solocast

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Jun 2, 2026
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Send us Fan Mail One of the biggest mistakes in ACL rehab is thinking that “return to play” means “return to performance.” Last week in Ottawa, I spent time with Matt Jordan diving into the use of force deck data, asymmetries, compensations, and how athletes often return to sport while still carrying significant movement adaptations underneath the surface. That’s the challenge with ACL injuries. The knee is never truly “normal” again. There is a lasting proprioceptive change that athletes nee...