Research Unpacked: Filippo Picinini - Quantifying Workload in On-Field Rehab after ACL Reconstruction (Isokinetic)

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Episode 148: In this Research Unpacked Episode from Inform Performance, Alistair McKenzie chats to Filippo Picinini MSc, MS. Filippo is a Rehab and Performance coach Currently employed as Head of late-stage rehabilitation and Sport science at Isokinetic Medical Group London. His areas of expertise are ACL and Hamstring injuries in football players and he is completing a part-time PhD in workload management and RTP in football players recovering from long-term injuries with St Mary’s University, Twickenham. In this conversation, Ally interviews Filippo Picinini about his research on workload quantification during on-field rehab with football players after ACL reconstruction.

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Topics Discussed

• Objective on-field rehab
• The Importance of Deceleration Workload in ACL Rehab
• Challenges of replicating high-intensity deceleration in rehab
• Quantifying Workload in On-Field Rehab after ACL Reconstruction

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Where you can find Filippo

• LinkedIn
• Research Gate
• Instagram
• Isokinetic
• X (Twitter)

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