Now that spring has finally arrived and everyone is coming out of hibernation, there are more opportunities for injuries. One injury most people are familiar with is the anterior cruciate ligament or ACL tear. The ACL is an important stabilizer of the knee. It is important not only in competitive sports, but in everyday activities.
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