Beyond Clearance: The Missing Phase in Athlete Recovery
- Marvin Harvey

- Sep 5, 2025
- 1 min read
Updated: Jul 9, 2025

In the world of sports rehabilitation, "cleared to play" is a milestone many athletes and parents celebrate. But what if that clearance is just the beginning—not the finish line?
The Integrated Skill Rehab (ISR) System challenges a dangerous assumption in modern recovery: that once a medical professional clears an athlete, they are fully ready to return to competition. In reality, this clearance often means the athlete has regained basic mobility—not the confidence, coordination, or sport-specific movement patterns required for elite performance.
And that's where injuries happen. Again. And again.
ISR was developed to close that gap. It recognizes that true athletic recovery goes beyond physical healing—it must include skill re-integration, rhythm, mental restoration, and trust in the body. Without this critical phase, athletes re-enter high-speed competition with undeveloped skills and unprocessed fear, making them vulnerable to re-injury.
This system isn't about doing more—it’s about doing what’s missing. It’s a blueprint that bridges the gap between rehab and readiness, between “cleared” and capable.
The future of sports rehab isn’t just return to play—it’s return to performance.
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