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    G'day all concerned,

    My wife has a friend in her 30s who has had her second ACL repair. I believe the first one failed due to her falling over in the bathroom.

    She's been out of action for a while but had her surgery. She mentioned something about them cutting her IT band to lengthen it in the surgery and a lek surgery. I think she may have meant a LEAT procedure.

    I'm looking at training her as soon as she has the confidence/permission to begin. Currently still in a brace and swollen but she's got 120 degrees of motion on that knee.

    Are there any issues with this sort of thing that I should be aware of when the time comes or has anyone dealt with this before that has some advice on where to begin?

    Many thanks in advance for any help I can get for her.

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    How long post-op is she? Can she perform a bodyweight-only squat right now?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mark Rippetoe View Post
    How long post-op is she? Can she perform a bodyweight-only squat right now?
    Maybe 6 weeks. She is still on crutches and in a brace. She said her surgeon said not yet on squats.

    My general plan is as soon as she is able and willing, I'll start wherever I need to. If that's bodyweight good, if it's a box then so be it.

    I was more concerned with the rerouting of her IT band, given it is something I had not heard of.

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    Ask her for the surgeon's actual report. She doesn't know what she's talking about.

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