Here is the next video in the series. Be sure to stretch, stretch, stretch! I can feel myself getting stronger by the day and can not wait to hit the slopes. One more month! (Note: some of these excercises in the video are for advanced skiers. You know where you are in your progress, so [...]
Posts Tagged ‘ACL Excercises’
5th Months and 3 Weeks Post-Op
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged ACL Excercises, ACL Post-op, ACL recovery, ACL scar on November 6, 2009 | 11 Comments »
A Quick Overview on Life These Days: -Bending, Extenstion and ROM seem to be very up to par -My knee only feels stiff when I am sitting at my desk for long periods of time -Still no running, but I am avid on the bike, rowing machine, eliptical and others -My knee doesn’t “pop” as [...]
ACL Happy Hour
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged ACL encouragement, ACL Excercises, ACL rehab, ACL Tear, lateral meniscus, patella tendon, Traveling after ACL surgery on August 12, 2009 | 22 Comments »
So I recently moved to a new city, San Francisco, where I don’t know a lot of people. That alone can be a little tough, but even worse when you are trying to find a new physical therapist and fellow ACL friends to share stories with each other. Lucky for me, my boyfriend’s cousin’s sister-in-law [...]
ACL PT: Russian Stimulation
Posted in ACL Surgery Recovery, tagged ACL Excercises, ACL PT on July 14, 2009 | 4 Comments »
At the end of every PT session, I get to do something called, “Russian.” Unlike regular muscle stimulation, this stuff hurts. The idea is to get my “mushy” quad to “fire” once again. My therapist cranks up the machine until I can’t stand it. I usually stop at a 20 and I think the highest [...]
The 1st Peek at My Stitches
Posted in ACL Surgery, tagged ACL Excercises, ACL scar, ACL stitches, crutches on May 25, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Five Days Post-Op. I realize not everyone wants to see my stitches (actually the steri-strips cover the stitches, but there’s plenty to see), so you can click here to see the damage from a patella tendon ACL reconstruction. You don’t have to look. My goal is to provide a realistic portrayal of recovery, so the [...]
