1. Rehabilitation phase 1 (postoperative weeks zero to three) consists of prevention of stiffness, promotion of healing and simultaneous protection of the reconstructed graft with a hinged elbow brace. 2. The goals of phase 2 (weeks four to eight) are to gain strength and gain full ROM. 3. During phase 3 (weeks nine to 13), the rehabilitation is focused on flexibility and neuromuscular control. During this phase, there is a progression towards sports related activities. 4. The progression to a throwing program is made during phase 4 (weeks 14 to 26), for overhead athletes.
 Rehabilitation phase 1 (postoperative weeks zero to three) consists of prevention of stiffness, promotion of healing and simultaneous protection of the reconstructed graft with a hinged elbow brace. The goals of phase 2 (weeks four to eight) are to gain strength and gain full ROM. During phase 3 (weeks nine to 13), the rehabilitation is focused on flexibility and neuromuscular control. During this phase, there is a progression towards sports related activities. The progression to a throwing program is made during phase 4 (weeks 14 to 26), for overhead athletes.
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