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We check your baseline: heart rate and effort.
Winded walking to the mailbox. That’s deconditioning talking, not your age. Aerobic conditioning is monitored cardio work, paced to what your body can handle right now, built right into your recovery plan.
What It Is
After an injury, surgery, or a long layoff, your cardiovascular fitness drops fast. Often faster than the joint itself heals. Getting breathless on the stairs or the short walk to the car is common, and it’s fixable.
Aerobic conditioning is monitored cardio work: your therapist tracks your heart rate and perceived effort while progressing you through walking, a stationary bike, or a recumbent stepper, paced to what your body can safely handle today.
It’s built alongside your strength work, not bolted on afterward, so you don’t lose fitness while you heal. Our therapy team includes a certified strength and conditioning specialist with more than ten years of experience coaching endurance and conditioning, so this piece of your plan is built to progress safely.
Paced to your heart rate, not a stopwatch
What It Helps
If your stamina disappeared along with the pain-free version of you, this is how you get it back safely.
What A Session Looks Like
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We check your baseline: heart rate and effort.
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We work you at the right intensity, not a guess.
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We raise the bar as your numbers earn it.
Why It Works
Stamina back, without stressing the healing joint.
Progress you can see in your own numbers.
Less winded on the stairs, the yard, the errands.
Cardio and recovery, built into one plan.
Pairs Well With
Questions, Answered
Deconditioning sets in fast after pain or surgery slows you down, and it can drag out your recovery. Monitored cardio keeps your heart and lungs strong while the joint heals, so you don’t start your comeback from further behind.
Your cause-first evaluation screens for that up front. Your therapist monitors your heart rate and effort every session, coordinates with your physician when needed, and adjusts intensity in real time.
Walking, a stationary bike, or a recumbent stepper, chosen for what your joint can tolerate. We track your heart rate and effort throughout, then fold it into the rest of your visit. Questions before then? Call Cherry Hill at 856-424-0993 or Burlington at 609-880-0880.
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Request a time and a real person calls you back, usually within two business hours. No phone tree. No ‘someone will reach out.’ Just a plan.
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