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Weekly rehabilitation and performance evidence brief
Coverage: October 24–30, 2026, using online-first publication dates. One clinically important October 5 review is included as a late-indexed carryover because it was not covered previously. No finding this week independently warrants a major practice change. The hamstring meta-analysis is the strongest clinical paper; the return-to-play framework and resisted-sprinting review offer useful programming structure. 1. Effects of rehabilitation interventions on time to return to play and reinjury rate in athletes with acute hamstring strain injuries Scientific Reports, October 5, 2026 — late-indexed carryover Systematic review and meta-analysis of randomized trials Full article and DOI Methods and findings: Fourteen RCTs involving 693 athletes were synthesized. Exercise-based rehabilitation and adjunctive treatments were compared primarily for time to return to play, with reinjury as the secondary outcome. Risk of bias, GRADE certainty, and trial-sequential analysis were used. Two trials suggested that lengthening-focused rehabilitation shortened return time relative to conventional rehabilitation with moderate certainty. Reinjury certainty was low. Progressive agility and trunk stabilization did not clearly accelerate return, and its possible reinjury effect was highly uncertain. PRP results were heterogeneous across three trials; shockwave evidence came from one trial and low-level laser produced no added benefit in another. One pain-threshold trial—allowing pain up to 4/10—produced greater long-muscle-length strength and fascicle-length gains without delaying return or increasing observed reinjury. Evidence strength: Moderate for lengthening-focused exercise modestly accelerating return; low or very low for reinjury and adjunctive modalities. The review used appropriate certainty and clinical-importance assessments. However, the central exercise comparison rests on two trials, return definitions differed, and relatively few reinjuries make safety estimates imprecise.
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Post show tan
Are there any secret sauces you have found that help getting rid of the tan, particularly close in between shows? Or just gotta keep scrubbing?
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From what I've seen it's just exfoliation. The more oily your skin is naturally the easier it comes off. Grab a body scrub with some exfoliant, a new loofa, and go to work lol.
Packing List
Put together a V1 travel/showday packing list for our competitive athletes in here, you can find it in the ATP Coaching Hub course in the classroom.
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Prep
What’s your least favorite part of prep? One specific thing? And what’s your favorite?
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Shaving lol.
Group Calls
We had a great Team ATP debrief last night 10/21! Looking to add a second call time to accomodate individuals that can't make the 3rd Wednesday at 8PM time slot. Let me know if any of these three options interest you all, or comment alternatives below.
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Orthopedic and Bodybuilding Rehab Specialist.

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