TRUNK STABILIZATION AND NEUROMUSCULAR CONTROL EXERCISES
Upon return to sport after injury, athletes should perform trunk stabilization and neuromuscular control exercises
at least 3–4 times per week.
These exercises may vary depending on the sport that the athlete is returning to but generally should involve exercises that incorporate control of trunk rotation, weight bearing, and multiple angles of hip flexion.
Such exercises could include low to high wood chops, high to low wood chops, rotating core planks, physioball bridging
with alternating leg holds and alternating hip position, or single-leg stand rotating reaches (Table 2)