Return To Run & Ruck
Returning to activity (whether it be running, rucking, lifting) can be a challenge after injury or prolonged periods of lower activity levels. It's important to follow a gradual, progressive plan. You don't want to jump back in too quickly, but you also need to apply progressive load to the recovering tissue.
Follow the 10% rule - progress total volume no more than 10% per week
Wear a watch - track your time and/or distance. Each time you should progress a little bit, whether it's time or distance, but you can't know unless you track it.
Stay motivated! - it can be challenging and discouraging, but not impossible. Keep pushing yourself to be 1% better than the day before.
See below for progressive return to activity plans
RETURN TO RUN (TIME-BASED)
RETURN TO RUN (DISTANCE-BASED)
RETURN TO RUCK
RETURN TO DEADLIFT
Use these exercises to build back up to deadlifting or as an adjunct to deadlifting. These exercises help develop the control and core stability necessary to effectively deadlift pain-free