Biomechanics and Technology in ACLR Rehab: Enhancing Clinical Decisions

Course overview

This course examines how biomechanics and emerging technologies can be integrated into ACL reconstruction (ACLR) rehabilitation to improve clinical decision-making and patient outcomes. Participants will explore current evidence related to ACL injury risk, return-to-sport outcomes, and reinjury rates, while learning how biomechanical analysis and neuromuscular control influence movement quality. The course emphasizes practical application of technology including motion analysis tools and smartphone-based assessment apps to objectively measure performance, guide exercise selection, and determine readiness for discharge or return to sport. Designed for rehabilitation professionals, this course provides a framework for using data-driven assessment and targeted interventions to enhance movement quality, reduce injury risk, and optimize long-term outcomes after ACLR.