Home physiotherapy exercises
Sports recovery
Return-to-play progressions for athletes and active people: rebuild capacity, then add sport-specific demands.
Built for athletes who train at home
Tissue capacity
Load the injured area in a controlled way before full training.
- Isometrics
- Tempo work
- Volume ladders
Movement quality
Clean patterns under fatigue so technique holds up.
- Hinge and squat
- Single-leg control
- Landing prep
Return markers
Clear checkpoints before you ramp intensity.
- Pain rules
- Symmetry goals
- Session RPE
Typical blocks
Warm-up, rebuild, then power or agility when ready.
Prep
Raise temperature and wake key joints.
Rebuild
Strength and control for the injured region.
Express
Light plyometrics or change-of-direction when cleared.
FAQ
- When can I return to sport?
- When your clinician clears you and you meet strength, pain and control markers — not only when pain drops at rest.
- Can I keep training other areas?
- Often yes, with modifications. Protect the injured tissue while maintaining overall fitness.
Recover with intent, then return to sport
Use home sessions to keep progress between gym and pitch work.