Why ACL injuries are on the rise

Dr. Andrew Pearle explains why ACL injuries are on the rise, and it’s not just professional athletes at risk.
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[@argoneonoble]

Just listening to this makes my knees ache and my stomach queasy

[@ilhuicatlamatini]

Oooh! Thanks for sharing the exercises and their names! Now I’ll look ‘em up and do them

[@KA-eu9sy]

Dr. Scott's Knee Book

[@edwinlemus8530]

I am not Doctor but curious!
1- Don't this kind of injuries happen a lot more often after a period of relaxing (between seasons)
2- When players taken of their training environments (Club) to international matches (National Teams).
something is going on!
-is it the quality of preparation or the interruption of it.
-Distraction or anxiety cause for stress or demand to perform when taking long trips in short time.
I am just saying things to consider. But eventually is to the player to invest on her safety.

[@Lisa.G412]

My left knee was hurt playing softball when i was younger and now my knee kills me.

[@joaquinarchivaldoguzmanloe1073]

Damm courtouis militao

[@puppymouthwash8294]

now is alaba :(