Exercise, drills, manual therapy and modalities in one system
Rehab is more than a list of gym exercises. On a single day, an injured athlete might receive soft tissue work, a modality, a set of movement drills and a loading session. Each of those is a planned intervention, and each one is part of the same return to play.
Planning that day often means working across several places. Exercises sit in a gym app, treatment notes in the EHR, and the wider plan in a spreadsheet. Each tool does the job it was built for. The rehab plan simply spans all of them, and the practitioner holds it together.
We built Gameplan Programming so the whole plan can be built and delivered from one place.
Introducing Gameplan Programming
Gameplan Programming is a rehab programming tool built for the way practitioners plan and deliver care. It is the system you use when you are with an athlete, delivering their rehab. It gives you one place to plan and run every intervention they receive: exercises, drills, manual therapy and modalities.
It is built for the people who own the rehab process. That includes physiotherapists, athletic trainers, rehab coaches, Heads of Rehab and the performance leaders who oversee them.
Gameplan Programming is built into Gameplan, so rehab programming lives in the same place as the rest of the athlete’s plan. Your existing weights room tool keeps doing its job in the gym.
Every Intervention in One Plan
A rehab session in Gameplan Programming can hold everything the athlete needs that day:
Exercises. Build the loading programme for the session.
Drills. Add movement drills and on-feet progressions to the same plan.
Manual therapy. Plan the hands-on treatment you intend to deliver.
Modalities. Schedule modalities as part of the session.
With everything in one session, you see the full picture of what an athlete is doing on a given day. When you are with the athlete, you deliver the session from that same plan, with treatment and loading side by side.
Your colleagues see the same plan. A physio, an S&C coach and a Head of Rehab can all understand what an athlete is receiving without piecing it together from separate places.
Built Around How Rehab Is Delivered
Rehab programming has its own logic. Loading progresses alongside tissue healing. Treatment supports what happens in the gym. Plans adjust day to day based on how the athlete responds.
Gameplan Programming was designed by practitioners with that logic in mind. The session structure follows how a rehab day is put together, so the tool fits your process instead of asking you to work around it.
You plan the way you already think about rehab. The system keeps it organised.
The Programme Goes With the Athlete
When the athlete is off site, the same programme can go with them. Push it to the Gameplan athlete app and they see it on their phone, ready to complete remotely, whether that is a home session or a travel day.
This keeps the programme moving between sessions. You plan it once, deliver it in person when you are together, and send it to the athlete when you are not.
The programme sits in the same app where athletes already submit wellness and symptoms and view their rehab progress. Their schedule, their status and their programme are all in one place.
What This Means for Practitioners and Athletes
For practitioners
One place to plan the full variety of interventions required during rehab
Less time moving information between tools
A clear record of every intervention planned for each athlete
For Heads of Rehab and performance leaders
Rehab visibility across every athlete’s full plan, not just their gym work
A consistent structure for programming across your staff
For athletes
A clear programme in their hands between sessions
Ownership of their rehab work away from the facility
Rehab has always been planned as one process. Now it can be built in one system.
See Gameplan Programming in Action
Gameplan Programming is available now. Book a demo and we will walk you through building a rehab session, from exercises to manual therapy, and delivering it with your athlete or sending it to their app.
