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Travis Poulson

Exploring the space between rehabilitation and performance.

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A critical milestone in the rehab process of any injury is getting cleared to return.

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When an athlete gets injured, an initial reduction in intensity is often required.

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Same Destination, Different Route

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The objective.

The methods.

The progression.

The timeline.

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A Different Lens

This past week marked the end of summer training with the football team I coach.

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Missed attempts.

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Encouragement.

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I’ve become far more interested in organizing it.

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    Sports performance coach focused on return-to-play and performance rehabilitation. Writing about reconditioning techniques that help athletes bridge the gap between injury and performance.

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