AI Article Synopsis
- Return-to-play after an injury involves balancing healing tissue with developing physical abilities, requiring collaboration from various professionals.
- Ensuring athletes maintain sport-specific conditioning while managing their training load is crucial for a successful return.
- This commentary emphasizes the importance of energy systems training and offers practical methods and monitoring strategies for practitioners to effectively guide the return-to-play process.
Article Abstract
Unlabelled: Return-to-play from injury is a complex process involving many factors including the balancing of tissue healing rates with the development of biomotor abilities. This process requires interprofessional cooperation to ensure success. An often-overlooked aspect of return-to-play is the development and maintenance of sports specific conditioning while monitoring training load to ensure that the athlete's training stimulus over the rehabilitation period is appropriate to facilitate a successful return to play. The purpose of this clinical commentary is to address the role of energy systems training as part of the return-to-play process. Additionally the aim is to provide practitioners with an overview of practical sports conditioning training methods and monitoring strategies to allow them to direct and quantify the return-to-play process.
Level Of Evidence: 5.
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