Your athlete got the green light. That means the knee healed. It doesn't mean they can sprint, cut and stop at game speed — and that's where the next injury happens.
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01 / The gap
Surgery fixes the ligament. Physical therapy gets them out of pain, walking, jogging, back to normal life. Both do exactly what they're supposed to do.
Then the athlete gets handed back to the game — and nobody has measured whether they can absorb a landing, change direction, or reach top speed on that leg. That gap is invisible without testing. It's also where roughly one in four young athletes ends up with a second ACL injury.
Closing that gap is the only thing Rebound does.
02 / The offer
One session that measures where your athlete actually is — and gives you a plan. Every athlete at Rebound starts here.
03 / The deliverable
Not a verbal summary in the parking lot. A real document, in your hands within 24 hours, that your PT and surgeon can read too.
Force plate profile
VALD ForceDecks · objective measures · example layout
| Measure | Result | Reference | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| Left / right jump symmetry | your number | target < 10% | On target |
| Landing force absorption | your number | phase benchmark | Watch |
| Single-leg balance & control | your number | target < 10% | Priority |
| Squat assessment — loaded | your number | movement screen | On target |
| Reactive strength | unlocks at 3–5 months | — | Locked |
fig. 01 — example report layout. Real reports carry your athlete's measured values.
04 / What happens next
Most athletes train off the roadmap — small groups of three to four, or one-on-one packages — and re-test at the end of the block so you can watch the number move.
We'll talk about what fits on the call. Nothing gets sold before your athlete's own numbers are on the screen.