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What is an Anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) and why is it important?
Dr. Justin Traxler Dr. Justin Traxler

What is an Anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) and why is it important?

The Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) is vital for knee stability, especially during dynamic sports that require sudden direction changes, like football, soccer, and basketball. Understanding the different grades of ACL injuries—ranging from mild sprains to complete tears—is essential for effective treatment. Pre-habilitation (pre-hab) significantly enhances recovery by addressing swelling, restoring range of motion, and maintaining strength before surgery. At Athletes' Edge PT in Austin, TX, we offer customized rehabilitation programs designed to help you recover fully and return to your sport safely and effectively.

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Need a good warmup routine for upper body day?
Dr. Justin Traxler Dr. Justin Traxler

Need a good warmup routine for upper body day?

Struggling with shoulder pain on your upper body workout days? Find relief with our recommended warm-up routine tailored by physical therapy professionals. Discover effective exercises to enhance thoracic mobility and strengthen crucial muscles like the serratus anterior, vital for shoulder stability. Read on to learn more!

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