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ACL Injury

The anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) is an extremely important ligament in terms of knee stability.  Tears of this ligament are commonly seen in high school and college aged athletes, with females being more prone to this injury. In most cases, injuries to the ACL are non-contact in nature, which means there was no player-to-player contact.

If you have suffered an ACL injury or are hoping to reducing the risk of suffering one, implementing a neuromuscular training program is an extremely important step. The following link will take our knee ligament injury program, which will teach you some of the best exercises to implement.

ACL Injury

The anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) is an extremely important ligament in terms of knee stability.  Tears of this ligament are commonly seen in high school and college aged athletes, with females being more prone to this injury. In most cases, injuries to the ACL are non-contact in nature, which means there was no player-to-player contact.

If you have suffered an ACL injury or are hoping to reducing the risk of suffering one, implementing a neuromuscular training program is an extremely important step. The following link will take our knee ligament injury program, which will teach you some of the best exercises to implement.

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