ACL Injuries Are Devastating, Season-Ending Knee Injuries That Strike Without Warning...
Taking Even The Best Athletes Out Of The GameÂ
Female athletes are 2-10 times more likely than males to tear their ACL!Â
Soccer, basketball, football, lacrosse, gymnastics, and snow-skiing have the highest rates of injury.
Unfortunately, a torn ACL typically requires major surgery with a year or more to recover and return to sports. 50% don't get back to the same level of competition.Â
To make matters worse, the injury leads to early arthritis and can impact quality of life for many years.Â
Most coaches WANT their players to stay healthy, but they are limited on time and resources and can’t do it all.Â
So as athletes are playing at a high intensity, at the same time that they have their lowest body awareness and control, how can we expect them to excel without injury if we don’t give them the training they need?
This isn’t like other exercise plans you’ve seen before…
Bulletproof Secrets is a 6 week transformational process that will guide you from having hidden weaknesses (that are making you susceptible to injury),
To being stronger, quicker, and more resilient so you excel in sports and reach your dreams!
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Thousands Of Athletes Have Fixed Knee Pain And Had Injury-Free Seasons With ACL Strong!
COACH SCHUCK, BASKETBALL
Coach Linda Schuck is proactive with her basketball players, but found they often don’t have much time. She wanted a program that was easy and doable. After finding ACL Strong, Coach Schuck has now gone through the program with her players for three consecutive years and said it makes a big difference, seeing improvement in as little as 4 weeks.
“I really encourage you to do it as a team together.  It’s quick and quite effective.”
ISABELLE, 13-YEAR-OLD SOCCER PLAYER
After injuring her knee in soccer, Isabelle’s pain wouldn’t go away. Fearing re-injury and having to play through the pain, Isabelle luckily found ACL Strong.
“I could tell that I was getting a lot stronger and that my knee was getting a lot better because I wasn’t feeling pain during practices all the time.”