10/17/2026
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Intro to rotational movements.
This is another piece of ACL rehab that often gets overlooked.
Running, jumping, and landing in a straight line ≠ being ready to pivot and rotate.
Rotational movements demand transverse-plane control, single-leg stability, and the ability to absorb and produce force in multiple directions.
And just like cutting, rotation isn’t something you introduce with one advanced drill.
It’s a progression.
Start controlled. Build capacity. Increase speed, complexity, and eventually reactivity.
The goal isn’t just to introduce rotation. It’s to prepare athletes for the rotational demands of their sport.