Guest guest Posted January 14, 2008 Report Share Posted January 14, 2008 Hi all, Can anyone recommend a link or a website where I can find information and some proprioreception exercises for helping someone recover from a knee injury? I have only read about propriorecption training being beneficial after an injury to a joint and would like to learn more. Also, a friend who has recently been released from pt has asked me to help him with a conditioning program. He recently had knee surgery. I thought the proprioreception training would be a nice compliment to the strength and conditioning program. Please let me know if you need more specifics about the surgery in order to answer my question. If this type of training is not a good idea please share that with me as well. My interest is in helping my friend the best way I can. Any thoughts you can offer, sites, or suggestions are most welcome. Thank you Huntsman Florida, USA Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 17, 2008 Report Share Posted January 17, 2008 Hi , You might look at <cincinnatisportsmad.com> the Cincinnati Sportsmedicine Research and Education Foundation. They are experts on knee injuries and their conditioning program includes a section on proprioreception. The one I have is for prevention of knee injuries in females, but the propriorception exercises should be applicable to males. Vince Rossi Pueblo, CO =============================== Proprioreception training Hi all, Can anyone recommend a link or a website where I can find information and some proprioreception exercises for helping someone recover from a knee injury? I have only read about propriorecption training being beneficial after an injury to a joint and would like to learn more. Also, a friend who has recently been released from pt has asked me to help him with a conditioning program. He recently had knee surgery. I thought the proprioreception training would be a nice compliment to the strength and conditioning program. Please let me know if you need more specifics about the surgery in order to answer my question. If this type of training is not a good idea please share that with me as well. My interest is in helping my friend the best way I can. Any thoughts you can offer, sites, or suggestions are most welcome. ================================ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted January 17, 2008 Report Share Posted January 17, 2008 Vince, Thank you and to all who are posting to help. I tried going to this site but could not open the page. Do you have the exercises in a pdf format that you could forward? Thanks again Huntsman Florida USA vjgratton wrote: Hi , You might look at <cincinnatisportsmad.com> the Cincinnati Sportsmedicine Research and Education Foundation. They are experts on knee injuries and their conditioning program includes a section on proprioreception. The one I have is for prevention of knee injuries in females, but the propriorception exercises should be applicable to males. Vince Rossi Pueblo, CO =============================== Proprioreception training Hi all, Can anyone recommend a link or a website where I can find information and some proprioreception exercises for helping someone recover from a knee injury? I have only read about propriorecption training being beneficial after an injury to a joint and would like to learn more. Also, a friend who has recently been released from pt has asked me to help him with a conditioning program. He recently had knee surgery. I thought the proprioreception training would be a nice compliment to the strength and conditioning program. Please let me know if you need more specifics about the surgery in order to answer my question. If this type of training is not a good idea please share that with me as well. My interest is in helping my friend the best way I can. Any thoughts you can offer, sites, or suggestions are most welcome. ================================ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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