Jan27th 2023An ACL injury can be a devastating experience for any athlete. It means time off the field or court and a lot of time spent rehabilitating your knee with a physical therapist. However, before you can get back in action after an extensive and arduous rehabilitation process, there will be one final step to ensure
Aug3rd 2022Isokinetic testing is the only way to measure the maximum strength at every point in a body part’s range of motion. Through the use of an isokinetic machine, your physical therapist can accurately determine your strength and muscular endurance after an injury. These measurements are critical in meeting your recovery goals and charting the progress
May6th 2022An injured or torn ACL is a common occurrence for many athletes of all ages. The ACL, or anterior cruciate ligament, connects your femur (thigh bone) to your tibia (shinbone). This strong band of tissue is located at the center of the knee and provides support to stabilize joint, preventing the tibia from sliding forward.
