
Apply rebound athletics principles to patellar tendinopathy rehabilitation. Learn how the kinetic chain absorbs energy, implements mobility before strengthening, and uses functional training and proprioception for improved performance.
Explore patellar tendon apathy, or jumper's knee, caused by overload and quadriceps tightness with hip and ankle. Learn a runner-focused rehab addressing knee, hip, and ankle in the kinetic chain.
Assess the hip, knee, and ankle together to identify tight hips, tight hamstrings, and weak hip flexors, improve stride length, and reduce patellar tendon pain.
Learn hip mobility and lower-body flexibility through foam roller releases, hamstring and groin stretches, quad and hip flexor lengthening, and strap-assisted exercises to support patellar tendinopathy rehab.
A targeted hip and knee strengthening program using resistance bands, monster walks, anterior and posterior hip work, and eccentric quad loading to improve patellar tendinopathy rehab and running mechanics.
Develop patellar tendon health through a progression from flexibility to strengthening and functional exercises, using Bosu-based stability, uneven surfaces, and hip-dip drills to improve stability, mobility, and return-to-sport readiness.
Learn the Principles of Rehabilitation from Rebound Athletics. With those principles in mind, learn a new approach to patellar tendinopathy or Jumper's Knee. You will learn to evaluate yourself and evaluate others for Jumper's knee. You will learn about the pathology of Jumper's Knee. You will learn to evaluate for muscular tightness in the quadriceps and hamstrings that contribute to this condition. At Rebound Athletics our approach is always to look above and below the problem. So we teach you to also evaluate for muscular tightness of the hips, groin, and calf muscles that also contribute to Jumper's Knee. This is the new approach, to go beyond the obvious to see how the other joints and muscles in the kinetic chain are contributing to Jumper's Knee. We will show you a systematic program of stretches and then strengthening of the muscles from the hips down to the calf muscles. Finally, we will show you functional exercises for conditioning of the muscles of the kinetic chain. These exercises use multiple muscles in multiple planes to strengthen the movements required in your sport. This improves your strength and endurance and improves stride length which is critical for runners. This program will treat your Jumper's Knee and get you ready to return to sport pain free.