Dynamic Neuromuscular Exercise Progressions in ACL Rehab | Anterior Cruciate Ligament

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This is one of more than 40 comprehensive exercise and rehab videos featured in Bart Dingenen's online course on ACL rehabilitation. His 40+ hour online course is the ultimate guide to become an expert in rehabilitation of one of the most challenging sports injuries to rehab!

Dynamic Neuromuscular Exercise Progressions in ACL Rehab
  1. Physiotutors
  2. ACL Rehab
  3. dynamic neuromuscular exercises
  4. stability exercises
  5. stability drills
  6. acl injury
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Be aware that these exercises are just some examples and that while they can proof extremely beneficial in your rehabilitation program, they are "useless" unless you really understand if, when, and why you prescribe them. In the grand scheme of things they form a small but integral part in a structured rehab program. All of this will be discussed in the online course. For more info check:

Physiotutors
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can you give me the link for the exercises suitable for the first few weeks after surgery?

andraruhs
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Hello, is there any interest in landing on the toes in the jumps ? Why not on flat feet ? For example at 0:32
Thanks :)

snake
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Great video demonstrations. Was he doing deceleration movements to get the body & ACL more use to change of direction movements?

mrhmd
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Thanks for your work guys ! Is it possible to have the name of the app used in the video please ?

manuteabauvestit
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Was that a water filled bag he was holding?

el-adcohen