The Rehab Gap in Multidirectional Sport @Physiotutors
The Rehab Gap in Multidirectional Sport  @Physiotutors
Uploaded September 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
A multidirectional athlete does not just run forward.

They stop, cut, rotate, accelerate, decelerate, react, and reorganize their body under pressure—often within fractions of a second.

That is where rehab can become more complex than traditional protocols suggest.

In this episode, we explore why many physiotherapists feel well prepared for early-stage rehab, but less confident when it comes to advanced movement skill preparation and the higher-level demands of return to sport.

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