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Built for capacity, not just recovery.

PhysioPro's performance resources are organized by capacity, not body region: what it takes to return to full performance, build strength and power, run without breaking down, and manage training load. Return to Performance and Jumping & Landing are the first two complete examples.

Performance capacities

What we build back — and build up.

Return to Performance

Criteria-based clearance back to full training and competition — beyond pain-free, to performance-ready.

Strength & Power

Building the force and power output an athlete's sport actually demands.

Speed & Agility

Change-of-direction mechanics and acceleration under real athletic load.

Jumping & Landing

Landing mechanics and reactive strength — the mechanism behind many non-contact injuries.

Running Performance

Structured return to mileage and pace after injury, surgery, or time off.

Conditioning

Work capacity and repeat-effort tolerance for the demands of a full season or competition.

Load Management

Training and competing without exceeding what the tissue can currently tolerate.

Combat Sports S&C

Strength and conditioning built for BJJ, boxing, and MMA — training and competing around injury.

Complete resources

Start with a built-out capacity.

Return to Performance

The full model for getting an athlete from cleared-to-train back to competing at their previous level — criteria-based testing, progressive loading, and the standard PhysioPro uses to sign off on readiness.

Leonardo Machado, LFT · Zona Rio, Tijuana →

Jumping & Landing

Landing mechanics as the bridge between performance and injury prevention — fundamentals, a clinic-usable screening tool, evidence-based injury-reduction programming, and plyometric training principles.

Leonardo Machado, LFT · Zona Rio, Tijuana →

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Current performance & sport pages.

Coming soon, no page yet: Strength & Power, Speed & Agility, Conditioning, Load Management. These capacities will get their own hub as content is built out.

Looking for injury help instead

Dealing with pain in a specific joint?

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Body & Joint Resources

Knee, ankle, hip, back, neck, and shoulder — organized by body region instead of by performance capacity.

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Have a specific question about your sport, training load, or return-to-performance timeline? Ask Leonardo — a real clinical answer, not a template.

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