Knee - ACL Allograft Protocol
• Knee extensions 90°-45°, progress to eccentrics • Advance closed kinetic chain activities (leg press, one-leg mini squats 0-45° of flexion, step-ups begin at 2” progress to 8”, etc.) • Progress proprioception activities (slide board, use of ball, racquet with balance activities, etc.)
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