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Action Rehab Progressive Physical Therapy- Tip of the Week

Dr. Elizabeth Ignacio- ACL Injury Prevention Training Program

Published: 06/26/2008

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Action Rehab is a privately owned physical therapy clinic in Honolulu Hawaii that has been in business since 1989.  We offer a variety of progressive rehabilitation services that are customized to fit a patient's indiviual needs.  Our staff of therapists specialize in various areas of rehablilitation, including orthopedic, sports, acute and chronic pain, auto/industrial, exercise and strengthening, educational and transitional programs.

ACL Injury Prevention Training Program -PEP presented by Dr. Elizabeth Ignacio
Background
The ACL Prevention Project training program was created by the Santa Monica Orthopaedic
and Sports Medicine Foundation to decrease the number of ACL injuries in female soccer
players. In the recent past there has been a significant increase in the number of injuries in
female athletes, particularly among soccer players. Studies show that female soccer player's risk
of an ACL injury is two to eight times that of men. Adding neuromuscular and proprioceptive
exercises to the training regimen can reduce the number of ACL injuries by two to four fold.
ACL Injury Prevention Program Overview
The ACL Injury Prevention Program is a highly specific 15-minute training session that replaces
the traditional warm-up. It was developed by a team of physicians, physical therapists, athletic
trainers and coaches. The program goal is to teach
players strategies to avoid injury by:
1. Avoiding vulnerable positions
2. Increasing flexibility
3. Increasing strength
4. Including plyometric exercises in training
5. Increasing propoception
Optimally the program should be performed at least 2-3 times per week during the season.This
program consists of a warm-up, stretching, strengthening, plyometrics, and sport specific agility
training. It is important to use proper technique during jumping moves (jump straight up and
down jumps without excessive side-to-side movement), and aim for soft landings

 
 
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