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I have a player recovering from ACL rupture and would some advice on what passing drill to introduce him to
Hi Rebecca,
It does depend on how far into their recovery they are. It`s very important that they recover fully before going back into high impact and intense drills, and definitely have them avoid contact with other players.
Although it may seem tedious for the player, I would start with really basic dribble and passing, helping them get used to running with the ball and passing whilst on the move. The drill attached is a good example.
You don`t want them performing drills with lots of twisting and turning until they are fully recovered and so stick with forward motion drills. Also make sure they do lots of strength work as they will need to build up their leg muscles to strengthen the knee and avoid a relapse.
Hope this helps!
Chloe
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