I agree with Grant, they tend to occur in stages, not in isolation. I'd look up the latest research in ACL repair, then take note of what these studies recommend in regards to future studies for some study ideas.
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Was going to try and assess which one was more effective but realised this is impossible as there both a necessary for ACL rehab so I'm now looking at whether core stability exercises reduces the risk of re-injury post ACL reconstruction.
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