Return is judged on symmetry
Readiness is judged on strength and hop symmetry between legs, not on weeks passed.
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Phase 2 check-in: the squeeze retested, the Copenhagen counted and the depth measured.
Readiness is judged on strength and hop symmetry between legs, not on weeks passed.
A strength difference of more than about ten per cent between sides is usually treated as unfinished rehabilitation.
Pubic bone marrow change and tendon change show up in athletes with no pain at all. Findings are not diagnoses.
Three couplets · two rounds · twelve minutes · a thigh that holds
Same ball, same 45°; compare the effort and any pain with session 6.
Easier gentler · Harder harder
As many clean long-lever reps as you can up to eight — note which side fails first.
Easier short lever · Harder slower
Count clean Cossack squats in 60 s at your deepest controlled position, each side.
Easier hold a support · Harder deeper
Pack at the chest; step back and across with the torso tall throughout.
Easier bodyweight · Harder heavier
Sideways crossover steps for the minute — count the steps on each lead.
Easier smaller steps · Harder faster
Fifteen slider adductions each side; stop at the last one you can pull back cleanly.
Easier fewer reps · Harder further slide
Each couplet: 60 s scored → the loading set → 10 s to move on. Done at 12:00.