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Pre-Surgery Recovery Training

Prepare Your Body. Improve Your Recovery.

Facing surgery can be overwhelming — but preparing your body beforehand can make a major difference in how you heal and how fast you return to doing the things you love. At PerformanceEDU INC, we offer a science-backed Pre-Surgery Recovery Training Program that focuses on three essential pillars: mobility, stability, and strength.

Why Train Before Surgery?

Research shows that patients who engage in prehabilitation — structured physical training before surgery — experience:

  • Faster post-op recovery

  • Lower risk of complications

  • Less pain after surgery

  • Shorter hospital stays

  • Better long-term outcomes

Whether you’re heading into joint replacement, spinal surgery, or another major procedure, pre-surgery training can give you a measurable edge.

Who Is This Program For?

  • Patients preparing for orthopedic, spinal, or joint surgeries

  • Individuals with 4–8 weeks before a scheduled procedure

  • Anyone looking to reduce post-surgery recovery time and improve resilience

Program Structure:

Each pre-surgery training plan includes:

  • Personalized assessment and goal setting

  • Mobility and soft tissue work

  • Core and joint stabilization exercises

  • Functional strength sessions

  • Coaching and accountability

Our Approach

Mobility

Mobility training helps increase the range of motion in your joints, reduce inflammation, and improve blood flow to healing tissues.

Evidence:

A study published in The Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery found that improved preoperative joint mobility contributed to better post-surgery functional outcomes in knee and hip replacements.

Stability

Stability work activates smaller stabilizing muscles that protect joints, reduce compensation patterns, and improve neuromuscular control.

Evidence:

According to Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research, patients with better core and joint stability before orthopedic surgeries saw a significant reduction in post-op falls and injuries during rehab.

Strength

Strength training helps preserve lean muscle mass, protect against atrophy, and supports faster tissue healing after surgery.

Evidence:

A meta-analysis in Sports Medicine showed that patients who followed a structured strength program before surgery retained more muscle and returned to baseline function faster than those who did not.

Real Results, Real People