Personalized prehab and mobility programs built around your sport, injury history, and training goals.
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Adapted builds evidence-based prehab programs for your sport, injury history, and training goals. Train harder, recover faster, and stay injury-free.


Every exercise shows what it targets and why it was chosen. Understand exactly how each movement connects to keeping you healthy and injury-free.
As you train, your program evolves with you. Sessions get harder, easier, or shift focus based on how your body responds and how your goals change.

Prehab is preventive exercise designed to strengthen vulnerable areas before injuries happen. Think of it as maintenance for your body - targeted mobility, stability, and flexibility work that keeps you moving well and training hard.
That's exactly when prehab works best. Instead of reacting to pain, you're building resilience in the areas most at risk for your sport.
Adapted works for any sport. We have programs for runners, climbers, lifters, Hyrox athletes, cyclists, swimmers, military and tactical athletes, and more. Your program is built around the movement demands and common injury patterns of your specific sport.
You tell us about your sport, training load, injury history, and problem areas. From there, Adapted builds a program targeting your specific weaknesses. After each session, your feedback shapes what comes next - exercises progress, regress, or shift focus based on how your body responds.
Most sessions are 10-15 minutes. They're designed to fit before or after your main training without feeling like a second workout.
Most movements and exercises in Adapted require no equipment. You can also filter based on the equipment you have or do not have. Adapted includes bodyweight exercises plus options using dumbbells, resistance bands, kettlebells, and a bench.
No. If you're dealing with an active injury, see a professional. Adapted is for athletes who want to stay ahead of injuries. Think of it as the work your PT would eventually tell you to keep doing on your own.