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Sports Physical Therapist · Boston, MA
MSPT · CSCS · Co-founder, Champion PTP
Clinical educator, researcher, and sports PT with 20+ years helping athletes recover smarter. Follow along for evidence based rehab content, and grab my courses below.
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The online knee course I teach with Mike Reinold. ACL reconstruction, patellofemoral pain, meniscus, progressive loading and return to sport, built for what you actually see in the clinic.
ACL, shoulder and elbow rehab, new research and course updates. Written for PTs, ATs and physicians.
📍 Boston, MA🎓 20+ Years in Sports PT📸 30K Instagram Followers📝 MedBridge Course Instructor🏆 Co-founder, Champion PTP
Education
Evidence based continuing education built for PTs who want to go deeper on sports and orthopedic rehab.
⭐ Featured Course
with Mike Reinold
The definitive knee rehab course for sports PTs. ACL reconstruction, patellofemoral pain, progressive loading, and evidence based return to sport criteria, built alongside Mike Reinold. The most practical, clinical knee course available.
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Lenny Macrina on MedBridge
Access Lenny’s full CE library: shoulder rehab, ACL recovery, strength and conditioning for clinicians, and more. Save on a yearly subscription with the promo code below.
Research
20 years of peer reviewed research on the throwing shoulder, the elbow, and knee and ACL rehab.
Four interval throwing programs (6 weeks, 12 weeks, 5 months and 7 months) built from biomechanical workload data, so you can match the return to throwing plan to the injury or surgery.
A modern interval throwing program built on workload data, with a smoother ramp back to competition after injuries like Tommy John surgery.
International consensus guidelines for ACL rehab in 10 to 18 year old athletes, from phase 1 exercises to return to sport criteria.
Where the science stands on weighted baseballs: what they do for velocity, and the injury risk that comes with them.
Weighted balls bumped velocity about 3%, but 24% of pitchers in the training group got hurt, while none in the control group did.
Pitchers without enough extra external rotation on their throwing side were 2.2x more likely to land on the injured list with a shoulder injury, and 4x more likely to need shoulder surgery.
Co-authored with Kevin Wilk, Dr. James Andrews, Glenn Fleisig and Mike Reinold, among others.
From the Blog

A study tracked 30 athletes at 3, 6, 9 and 12 months after ACL reconstruction. Here is what changed, and why symmetry alone does not mean ready.
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Quad tendon ACL grafts are on the rise. Here is why the quad lags after a QT graft and the rehab change most clinicians are missing.
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Root, peripheral or complex, meniscus repairs are not all the same. What the research says on weight bearing, ROM and rehab for each repair type.
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ACL return to play testing keeps getting more complicated. A simple, practical approach to ACL rehab and testing that works in a normal outpatient clinic.
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Diagnosed with a UCL tear? A plain English look at Tommy John reconstruction vs the internal brace, return to play times, and what the evidence says.
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This post discusses the evaluation and treatment of a college baseball pitcher with a finding of infraspinatus atrophy due to a spinoglenoid notch cyst.
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Sports physical therapist, clinical researcher, and educator based in Boston. Co-founder and Director of PT at Champion PT and Performance, and a MedBridge course instructor with 20+ years treating athletes at every level.
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