Early Submaximal Loading as a Return to Sport Approach for Acute Adductor Strain in a Collegiate Sprinter: A Type II CASE Study

2026-07-01 | 10:15 AM - 11:10 AM

Learning Objectives:

1. Explain how tissue irritability and pain monitoring (e.g., Copenhagen 5-second squeeze test) can be used to guide criteria-based progression during rehabilitation. 2. Apply principles of early, individualized sport-specific loading as an alternative to relative rest protocols in the management of acute muscle strains. 3. Compare traditional rest-first protocols to early loading approaches in the management of acute soft tissue injuries.

Keywords: adductor longus, sport-specific rehabilitation, criteria-based progression

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