Zurück zum Pre Injury Level nach Verletzungen der unteren Extremität – eine Einteilung funktioneller Assessments

Zusammenfassung

Von Return to Activity zu Return to Competition ist es für Sportler nach einer Verletzung ein weiter Weg. Die Post Injury Pyramide stellt die einzelnen Rehabilitationsphasen auf diesem Weg hierarchisch dar. Um Sportler adäquat vorzubereiten, arbeiten Therapeuten und Trainer mit funktionellen Assessments und Trainingsreizen, die den jeweiligen Phasen der Post Injury Pyramide entsprechen.

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