An awesome opportunity to highlight a few of our clients at the 1080 Summit in Austin 🔟 10-year clients, a decade of excellence -These 3 actually all gave presentations and in sharing their backstory of getting into 1080 over a decade ago there was a common theme: knowing there was some truth in this new technology, not having all the answers, but taking a chance and learning through the process. Thank you for taking that chance! @MattPrice_HP @PrentissHockey Jan Seiler 3️⃣ A special shoutout for a few clients that make it happen both in their daily practice and as part of the 1080 community attending most of our events. It's been a pleasure getting to connect in-person literally coast to coast @Jordan_Cook23 Karen Bagnardi, Trevor Bartoli There are many more individuals who make 1080 what it is, but we’re excited to share these ones today 👊

Using isokinetics to learn about different ACL grafts 🧠 @Jordan_Cook23 shares all the ways he uses his 1080 Sprint to blend performance and rehab together, plus the lessons learned that have made him a better practitioner. For example, how force-time curves matter just as much as force numbers ✅ Same motorized resistance he uses for performance, same data he trusts in rehab Tune in to learn more about making better RTP decisions instead of just checking boxes 👇👇

🔍 Quad Strength in ACL Rehab 🦵 Base of the Functional Pyramid -Research shows that for every 1% decrease in quad strength (relative to 90% limb symmetry), the risk of re-injury can increase by up to 3% 💡 Training = Testing -As time is usually limited in rehab, isokinetic loading allows the training to also be testing. The results are real-time data on force and symmetry, helping develop strength, track progress, and make rehab more objective ⚙ Recommended Settings (usually on 2nd gear) -Slow Speed (Strength Phase): 0.3 m/s concentric speed limit with 5–10% BW load -Fast Speed (Power Phase): 0.5 m/s concentric speed limit with 5–10% BW load -Volume: 2–4 sets × 8–15 reps 🎯 Outcomes to Target ✅ Return to Running: 1.7–2.2 N/kg, with > 65% limb symmetry ✅ Return to Play: 3.0–3.2 N/kg (but ideally > 4.0 N/kg), with > 90% symmetry Credit: Jordan Cook of B3 Better Sports Performance in 📍Florida