Progress reporting after clearance
Progress isn’t just pain levels. It’s repeatable tolerance, technique consistency, and increasing work-similar capacity.
What we track
- Session adherence
- Progression metrics (volume/load)
- Task tolerance markers (carry time, hinge volume, etc.)
Language that stays in scope
We describe capacity and training performance—not diagnoses. It keeps things clear and defensible.
Quick answers
- Can you coordinate with allied health?
Yes. We align training constraints to clearance and recommendations. - Do you use objective tests?
We use practical, repeatable benchmarks appropriate to training and duties. - How often do you update?
Weekly or fortnightly, depending on the plan.
What happens next
- Clarify your goal + constraints (time, equipment, pain history, schedule).
- Baseline: posture + movement screen, and a plan you can actually follow.
- Progress: weekly check-ins, technique coaching, and load management.