Return is judged on symmetry
Readiness is judged on strength and hop symmetry between legs, not on weeks passed.
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Graduation: the squeeze, the quad break point, the single-leg squat and the hop — side by side, written down.
Readiness is judged on strength and hop symmetry between legs, not on weeks passed.
Squeeze strength between the knees at 45° tracks with groin injury risk and is the most useful single number to retest weekly.
A strength difference of more than about ten per cent between sides is usually treated as unfinished rehabilitation.
Three couplets · two rounds · twelve minutes · a thigh that holds
Same ball, same 45°; compare the effort and any pain with sessions 6, 12 and 24.
Easier gentler · Harder harder
Lean back slowly and mark the angle where control goes; compare with session 24.
Easier smaller range · Harder lower
Count clean single-leg squats to a chair in 60 s each side; within 10% is the target.
Easier higher chair · Harder lower chair
Hop as far as you can and stick it; measure both legs and compare.
Easier hop and step down · Harder further
Sixty seconds of A-skips and accelerations; note any grab, pull or asymmetry.
Easier march and walk · Harder faster
Hold at 90° to failure, twice, and compare with session 18.
Easier higher position · Harder one leg
Each couplet: 60 s scored → the loading set → 10 s to move on. Done at 12:00.