Adapted: AI-Powered Physical Therapy Platform for Athletes
By
Garry Tan
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Summary
Adapted is an AI-powered physical therapy platform designed specifically for athletes. It creates personalized rehabilitation and injury prevention programs based on users' injury history, sport, and goals, focusing on improving mobility, flexibility, and overall physical resilience through adaptive training rather than generic exercises.
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Tell it your injury history, your sport, and your goals - it builds a personalized program to rehab and prevent injuries, bulletproof your body, and improve mobility and flexibility.
No generic exercises. Just training and prehab that actually adapts to you.
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