Built for PTs, ATs, strength coaches & the athletes they rebuild

Rehab calendars your athletes
actually follow

Plan every comeback by the day, share it with a link, and watch check-ins, pain scores, and adherence flow back — every athlete and every provider, connected on one seamless platform.

Demo login: demo@rebound.care · try-rebound

Team Board

This weekKKMBPS
Athlete
Track
Mon
Tue TODAY
Wed
Thu

Jordan A.

UCL sprain · Wk 6

Throwing
✓ Flat-ground 90 ft
Plyo reverse throws
Bullpen · 20 @ 80%
Lift
✓ Trap-bar 4×5
RFE split squat

Maya C.

ACL recon · Wk 10

Rehab
✓ BFR leg press
✓ Step-downs 3×8
Balance series
Skipped — traveling

One board. Every comeback.

Everything the whiteboard, the spreadsheet, and the group chat were doing — in one place your whole staff can run.

Team Board

Every athlete's week on one screen — tracks stacked under each name, exactly how a training room thinks.

Athlete check-ins

Athletes open a link — no app, no login — check off sessions, and log pain, soreness, and energy.

Protocol templates

Build ACL or thrower's progressions once, with phases, then apply twelve weeks of programming in one click.

Multi-provider tracks

PT owns rehab, strength coach owns the lift, nutrition owns fueling — one calendar, zero collisions.

Progress insights

Adherence rates, pain trends, and a needs-attention list so nobody quietly falls off their plan.

Exercise library

Movements with doses, cues, and video links that autocomplete everywhere you plan.

Why Rebound exists

Born in a pro training room's spreadsheet

The original was a macro-laced Excel file managing 35 rehabbing ballplayers — one hidden template sheet per athlete, VLOOKUPs feeding a master weekly grid, and VBA buttons for “New Calendar” and “Next Week.” It worked, until a single shifted column silently blanked the whole board.

Rebound keeps what made it great — the whole roster on one weekly board, athlete calendars underneath, week numbers on every program — and adds the part Excel never could: the athlete's side of the loop.

  • Unlimited athletes — not 35 rows
  • Week navigation that goes anywhere, not three macro buttons
  • Share links instead of printed sheets
  • Check-ins and pain scores flowing back automatically

A protocol, applied in one click

UCL Non-Op — Thrower's Progression

8 weeks · 3 phases · 58 sessions

Symptom controlStrength & capacityMound prep
Apply toJordan Alvarez — ThrowingApply

58 sessions land on Jordan's calendar, phase-labeled, starting next Monday.

Week 6 · Day 39 of your comeback

Hey Jordan — here's today.

2/3 done · 5-day streak

Flat-ground toss, 120 ft

25 throws @ 75%

Band ER / IR at 0°

3×15 each

Trap-bar deadlift

4×5 @ 70%

Pain today: 2/10 · Energy 8/10 — “Elbow felt great at 120.”

For athletes

A link, not another app

Athletes tap their private link and see exactly what today asks of them — sets, doses, cues. One tap marks it done. Thirty seconds logs pain, soreness, and energy.

Every check-in lands back on your board instantly, so Monday's conversation starts at “I saw Thursday got skipped — what happened?” instead of “so… did you do your exercises?”

rebound.app/a/jordan-x7…no login · revocable anytime

The comeback, planned to the day.

Set up your training room in two minutes. Your first athlete's share link is ready before your coffee is.

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