In this episode I had the pleasure of speaking with sports scientist Michael Kiely from Training Haus in Minnesota.

Michael isn't just a data geek behind a computer.  He and his colleagues have now performed over 5,000 biomechanical ACL return to play tests and they're using that data in every stage of rehab to drive more optimal long-term outcomes while reducing re-injury rates.  Michael also has a background in strength and conditioning which gives him a unique perspective into bridging the gap between lab tests and sport play.

In this episode we cover when to perform return to play testing, what to test, key variables, how to navigate the transition from rehab to team play, the role of fatigue and intensity metrics in sport integration, and much more.

If you're looking for a revolutionary approach to athlete testing, monitoring, and conditioning look no further than Training Haus.  Their 22,000 square foot state-of-the-art facility is insane and the sheer volume of testing and data their gathering at every level of athlete recovery and development is unparalleled.

Michael is a man with crazy energy and a deep passion to share what he is learning with everyone so the fields of rehab and sports performance can up their game, reduce re-injury rates, and increase the likelihood that athletes return to their previous level of competition.

If you want to know more about Michael and Training Haus you can reach him at MichaelKiely@traininghaus.com

www.traininghaus.com

Thank you so much for listening to this episode!

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