10/07/2025
Arthrogenic muscle inhibition is a common issue after ACL surgery. It most often affects the quadriceps and hamstrings, and if you don’t address it early, it slows down your entire rehab process.
At MTP Health, we don’t leave your early rehab to chance.
We use real-time feedback with the Dynamo to retrain the connection between your brain and the muscle. It allows us to track force output each rep so the client knows what’s working and where to improve.
Using isometric pushing (knee extension) and pulling (knee flexion) drills, we can manipulate the angle of the knee to target what matters most in the early phases.
In this case, we saw clear improvements in quad and hamstring output within 4–5 weeks despite the neural inhibition that followed a hamstring graft.
If you’re unsure whether your rehab is actually progressing or you’re not using objective tools to guide it then reach out. We’ll assess where you’re at and show you how to move forward with clarity.
