Posterior Cruciate Ligament Rehabilitation

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Posterior Cruciate Ligament Rehabilitation Phase 6: Running program for Return to Sports : 24 Weeks after surgery onward Goals: 1. Safely recondition the injured area for the demands of sports activity. 2. Provide a logical sequence of progressive drills for pre-sports conditioning 3. Provide objective criteria for safe return to sports. Sports Specific Training Phases of Training Straight-ahead running phase Direction change running phase Unrestricted direction change Prerequisites Full Range of Motion Strength at least 80 % of uninjured limb Thigh girth within ½ inch of unaffected limb Symmetrical muscle flexibility Perform and pass functional tests Functional Tests Before starting the running sequence you must be able to: 1. Hop forward on both legs at least 2 feet 2. Hop to either side at least 1 foot 3. Hop up and down on both feet 10 times 4. Jog with no limp for 100 feet Before starting unrestricted direction change you must be able to: 1. Hop forward on the affected limb for at least 80% of the distance of the unaffected side. 2. Hop to either side for 80% of the distance of the unaffected limb 3. Hop up and down on the operated limb 10 times with no pain Warm-up and Stretch and Ice Be careful to be sure that you warm-up well and stretch lightly before workouts, and stretch well again after workouts. Generally, you should do some walking, cycling or jogging so that you break a sweat before starting the running program. You should then stretch before beginning the running drills. Ice your knee for 20 minutes following workouts after stretching again as you are cooling down. The criteria to progress Do not progress to the next step in the progression until the present step is pain free, without swelling.

Frequency: 2 or 3 times per week. Repeats can be skipped if the running causes no problems. Phase 1 Straight Ahead Running DAY 1 Run ½ speed 100 yards, 10 repetitions 2 No Run 3 Repeat Day 1 4 Run ¾ speed 100 yards, 10 repetitions 5 No Run 6 Repeat Day 4 7 No Run 8 Run ½ speed, 100 yards, 3 repetitions Run ¾ speed, 100 yards, 3 repetitions Run full-speed, 50 yards, 4 repetitions 9 No Run 10-27 Continue workout from Day 8, adding one 50 yard run each workout until you can do (10) 50 yard full speed runs. Phase 2 Basic Direction Change Running DAY 28 Continue 100 yard run ½ speed, 2 repetitions; ¾ speed, 2 repetitions; full speed, 2 repetitions Start zig-zag run, round corners, 50 yards, 5 repetitions 29 No Run 30 Repeat Day 28 31 No Run 32 Repeat Day 28, add backward run 25 to gradual stop, then forward run 25 yards to gradual stop, 5 repetitions 33 No Run 34 Repeat Day 32 35 No Run 36 Repeat Day 32, add circle run, 20 foot or greater diameter circle, 3 repetitions to left and 3 reps to right. 37 No run 38 Repeat Day 36 39 No Run 40 Repeat Day 36, add figure of eight run, 20 foot or greater length, 5 repetitions 41 No Run 42 Carioca, 50 yards, 5 repetitions left, 5 repetitions right Phase 3 Unrestricted Direction Change Running Current workout: 100yd ½ speed, ¾ speed and full speed each distance 2 repetitions zig-zag run 5 repetitions forward backward run 5 repetitions circle run 6 repetitions

figure 8 runs 5 repetitions carioca 5 repetitions each way 43 Continue Current Workout above and Add: Shuttle run, 50 yards, direction change every 10 yards, 5 repetitions, alternate hands touching. 44 No run 45 Repeat Day 43 46 No Run 47 Repeat day 43 48 No run 49 Repeat day 43 and add Box drill, 20 yards square, 6 repetitions, alternate starting side. 50 No run 51 Repeat day 49 52 No run 53 Repeat day 49 54 No run 55 Repeat day 49 and add agility run, 5 repetitions, alternate starting side. 56 No run 57 Repeat day 55 58 No run 59 Repeat day 55 60 No run 61 Repeat day 55 Final workout: 100yd ½ speed, ¾ speed and full speed each distance 2 repetitions zig-zag run 5 repetitions forward backward run 5 repetitions circle run 6 repetitions figure 8 runs 5 repetitions carioca 5 repetitions each way Shuttle run, 50 yards, direction change every 10 yards, 5 repetitions, alternate hands touching. Box drill, 20 yards square, 6 repetitions, alternate starting side. Agility run, 5 repetitions, alternate starting side Phase 4 Return to Sports Practice. Days 61 to 90 Do 1 to 2 repetitions of each drill of final workout to warm-up before practice. Phase 5 Return to Sports Competition, Day 90 onward. Shuttle run

Box drill Agility run AGILITY RUN

Rehabilitation after PCL Reconstruction with Allograft Post-op Phase Phase One 0-2 weeks Phase Two 2 to 6 weeks Phase Three 6 to 12 weeks Phase Four 12 to 18weeks Phase 5 18 weeks onward Weight bearing status PWB with crutches PWB with crutch(s) Full No device Full Use of brace Brace locked at 0 Postoperative Brace when ambulating ROM 0-90 Postoperative brace discontinued. Wean crutches per doctor. Sports brace prescribed Passive ROM and Active ROM Passive knee flexion 0-90 CPM 10 hours /day Weeks 3 and 4 postop Full ROM @ 6 weeks Full Rom No restrictions Active stretching all muscle groups Strength training and proprioception exercises Quad settting, SLRs Isometric Quad and knee extension, passive and assisted knee flexion, SAQ, straight leg raises, stationary bike Progressive ankle weight resistance, partial squats and wall slides 0-60, active knee flexion (assisted OK), no resistance to hamstrings Continue closedchain strengthening, Start single-leg progression Strength machines OK except hamstring machine Return to running and sports Full Sports brace No restrictions No restrictions Begin return-to-run progression Recommended Restrictions Protect against stress on reconstructed PC Avoid posterior stress including active hamstrings Avoid pivoting a varus/valgus stresses No stairmaster or Impact exercises Avoid pivoting a varus/valgus stresses No hamstring resistance. Limit OC and CC knee extension ar to 0-60. Avoid patellofemoral overload Limit OC and CC knee extension ar to 0-60. No hamstring resistance yet. Limit resisted HS curls to 0-45 Continue to limit OC and CC resisted knee extension to 0-60