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Rehab Code is an educational platform focused on community, mentorship, and making you a better practitioner. Here you can surround yourself with motivated professionals focused on making one another better and sharing their knowledge to advance the profession. We believe in interdisciplinary collaboration and offer educational resources for all fields across the rehab and return to play spectrum. Learn from physical therapists, athletic trainers, strength and conditioning coaches, sport scientists, and more as they share their unique perspective. Check out our free Weekly Decoding Newsletter and Career Codex where we send you job postings within the professional, collegiate, and high-performance sports sector. Join the Rehab Code Community as we build better practitioners and help you translate rehab to performance.

Check out this study on the relationship between grip strength and RTC strength. HHD could be used as a quick and easy way to gain insight into the strength of the RTC musculature. Remember to subscribe to the newsletter if you find this information
Bernoulli’s Principle. The principle is related to fluid dynamics and the relationship between pressure and velocity. Make sure to save and share this physics lesson! #rehabcode #kneerehab #sportsrehab #sportsphysio
Meet our next mentor, Keegan Ross. Keegan is a double threat working as both a physical therapist and a performance specialist at EXOS. If you have any questions on the rehab and return to play spectrum he’s your guy. Make sure to submit your q
Check out the new RC community blog. @nshan87 provides a great perspective and advice on the SCS exam. In my opinion, the SCS was more challenging than the OCS. Add to the comment section by providing your your own thoughts and opinions! #rehabcode

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