[Shrine]

So my sister is a really good soccer player in her second year of college at a D1 school. She is a starter on the team and keeps injuring her quad. So my question is what can she do to heal it? obviously ice and heat but what else?

I don't know what type of Anabolic's she can take or if she can even take that at all. I don't know much about what Women can take. I'm not sure if they even test for something like that at her level. Any ideas would be helpful.

[uvawahoowa]

So my sister is a really good soccer player in her second year of college at a D1 school. She is a starter on the team and keeps injuring her quad. So my question is what can she do to heal it? obviously ice and heat but what else?

I don't know what type of Anabolic's she can take or if she can even take that at all. I don't know much about what Women can take. I'm not sure if they even test for something like that at her level. Any ideas would be helpful.

Yes they test at the d1 level. Anabolics won't help her heal any faster.

Possibly try some Cissus, though its more.for joints than anything else. The best cure is honestly prevention. Increase stretching and foam rolling, and make sure.she.is. lifting properly through a full range of motion. Also, make sure she is doing both quad and ham exercises to ensure the injuries aren't stemming from muscle imbalances

[Shrine]

Thanks. I'm surprised they test. She has never mentioned anything about testing but who knows. Maybe they do random. She isn't into PH or anything like that but i want her to be able to strengthen that hamstring and get strong

[AZMIDLYF]

So my sister is a really good soccer player in her second year of college at a D1 school. She is a starter on the team and keeps injuring her quad. So my question is what can she do to heal it? obviously ice and heat but what else?

I don't know what type of Anabolic's she can take or if she can even take that at all. I don't know much about what Women can take. I'm not sure if they even test for something like that at her level. Any ideas would be helpful.

Here you say quad^^ Is it her quad or her hamstring?

[Shrine]

Hamstring. Sorry

[AZMIDLYF]

That is another ball of wax then. This needs to heal up completely or it will become a chronic issue. So the healing process is a priority for now. Then it becomes a strengthening process because her quads are probably overpowering the hamstrings.

[Shrine]

That is another ball of wax then. This needs to heal up completely or it will become a chronic issue. So the healing process is a priority for now. Then it becomes a strengthening process because her quads are probably overpowering the hamstrings.

I just spoke with her and I was under the impression it was a hamstring issue but miscommunication on my part. It is her quad.

[AZMIDLYF]

Ok, well she still needs to heal it up. Being a D1 school they should have a decent athletic training staff so they will get her taken care of. She needs to figure out what it is and then figure out the cause. Then the strength program can be devised for it.

[WPChickDiesel]

So my sister is a really good soccer player in her second year of college at a D1 school. She is a starter on the team and keeps injuring her quad. So my question is what can she do to heal it? obviously ice and heat but what else?

I don't know what type of Anabolic's she can take or if she can even take that at all. I don't know much about what Women can take. I'm not sure if they even test for something like that at her level. Any ideas would be helpful.

Have her do foam roll exercises for rehabilitation and strengthening the quads and hamstrings. Make sure she rolls the inner and outer thighs as well as these are areas that are typically ignored and subject to lead to acl tears due to weak or strained ligaments.