Return to Running After an Injury

#340: One of the areas that physical therapists often report feeling a lack of confidence is building a return to running program after an injury or surgery.

There are a few things to consider, such as the type of athlete and what their goals are in the long run. But in general, a slow and gradual progression is often best.

Here are the factors we consider and how we build our return to running programs.

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