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Dave Logerstedt, PT, PhD, FAPTA retweeted
Passing a test battery should open the next decision, not automatically close the case. Treat the result as a waypoint inside a progression. Free RTS Checklist. athletemotioninstitute.com/?…
Dave Logerstedt, PT, PhD, FAPTA retweeted
Ask: What can this athlete tolerate consistently not just demonstrate once? Consistency helps bridge a test result and actual sport participation. Free RTS Checklist. athletemotioninstitute.com/?…
Dave Logerstedt, PT, PhD, FAPTA retweeted
A good RTS checklist supports shared decisions. It helps the athlete, clinician, coach, and performance team see unresolved questions and agree on the next exposure. Free RTS Checklist. athletemotioninstitute.com/?…
Dave Logerstedt, PT, PhD, FAPTA retweeted
Fatigue can change force, movement strategy, decisions, confidence, and symptoms. The assessment plan should reflect the demands the athlete is expected to tolerate. Free RTS Checklist. athletemotioninstitute.com/?…
Dave Logerstedt, PT, PhD, FAPTA retweeted
If a demanding task first appears in the RTS test, the result may reveal a programming gap. Build the quality and expose it progressively before formal evaluation. Free RTS Checklist. athletemotioninstitute.com/?…
Dave Logerstedt, PT, PhD, FAPTA retweeted
Return to practice, return to competition, and return to performance are different milestones. Naming the stage makes the next progression clearer. Free RTS Checklist. athletemotioninstitute.com/?…
Dave Logerstedt, PT, PhD, FAPTA retweeted
Confidence is task-specific. Ask where it changes: sprinting, cutting, contact, fatigue, unplanned movement, or competition—and build the next exposure accordingly. Free RTS Checklist. athletemotioninstitute.com/?…
Dave Logerstedt, PT, PhD, FAPTA retweeted
Practice is not just the destination after testing. Graded exposure reveals how an athlete handles speed, fatigue, reactivity, uncertainty, contact, and repeated efforts. Free RTS Checklist. athletemotioninstitute.com/?…
Dave Logerstedt, PT, PhD, FAPTA retweeted
Testing matters when it changes the plan. Before adding a test, ask which exercise, load, exposure, monitoring choice, or next decision it will inform. Free RTS Checklist. athletemotioninstitute.com/?…
Dave Logerstedt, PT, PhD, FAPTA retweeted
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Dave Logerstedt, PT, PhD, FAPTA retweeted
Symmetry can hide bilateral underperformance. Pair side-to-side comparisons with absolute capacity, movement strategy, task demands, and fatigue response. Free RTS Checklist. athletemotioninstitute.com/?…
Dave Logerstedt, PT, PhD, FAPTA retweeted
One test can inform RTS. It cannot carry the whole decision. The real work is organizing multiple findings into the athlete’s next appropriate progression. Free RTS Checklist. athletemotioninstitute.com/?…
Dave Logerstedt, PT, PhD, FAPTA retweeted
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Dave Logerstedt, PT, PhD, FAPTA retweeted
Time since injury matters, but it cannot carry the whole RTS decision. Ask what the athlete can do, how they respond to load, and which sport demands remain underprepared. Free RTS Checklist. athletemotioninstitute.com/?…
Dave Logerstedt, PT, PhD, FAPTA retweeted
The National Science Foundation (NSF) has issued a 10-page memo signaling a retreat from its traditional role of giving grants to individual researchers to pursue their best ideas and to train the next generation of scientists.
Instead, the memo makes clear, NSF will devote the bulk of its resources to addressing the research priorities of President Donald Trump and his administration, many of them technology focused. scim.ag/4ipE1kY
Dave Logerstedt, PT, PhD, FAPTA retweeted
Medical clearance is not the same as game readiness. RTS still requires a multidomain look at knee status, capacity, movement, confidence, load response, and sport demands. Download the free RTS Checklist. athletemotioninstitute.com/?…
Dave Logerstedt, PT, PhD, FAPTA retweeted
SCIENCE WIN: The Senate's CR will temporarily block OMB's harmful federal grant rule. We need the House to adopt the Senate's CR language and for both chambers to find a solution to prevent this OMB rule from taking effect. Write to your legislators today! agu.quorum.us/campaign/erch2…
ALT Tell Congress to shut down OMB\u2019s attempt to control federal grantmaking\n\u201CWithout scientific review at the forefront of decision-making, potential additional outcomes and benefits of proposed scientific research may go unrecognized and public benefits for the U.S. lost.\u201D -AGU\u2019s comment on the proposed OMB rule
Dave Logerstedt, PT, PhD, FAPTA retweeted
Congrats to @MatthewLogs2 on his commitment to @WashCollBase ‼️ The big time LHH is headed down the shore!
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Dave Logerstedt, PT, PhD, FAPTA retweeted
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