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State-Based Rehabilitation for Youth Athletes With Osgood-Schlatter or Sever-Related Apophyseal Pain

The goal of this clinical trial is to learn if a state-based rehabilitation program is feasible and helpful for children and adolescents with current or past lower-extremity apophyseal pain, including Osgood-Schlatter-related knee pain and Sever-related heel pain. It will also learn about how well participants follow the program and whether the program can be delivered as planned. The main questions it aims to answer are: 1. Can this rehabilitation program be delivered with good attendance, good home-exercise adherence, and complete follow-up data? 2. Do pain, function, and sports participation improve during the rehabilitation period? All participants will receive the rehabilitation pathway. The program is adjusted to each participant's clinical presentation, pain irritability, activity limits, and main physical deficits. Participants will: * Attend baseline and follow-up physiotherapy assessments * Receive a rehabilitation plan that includes education, pain and load monitoring, and individualized exercises * Complete home exercises and keep a short symptom and activity log * Attend in-person physiotherapy sessions during the rehabilitation period * Answer questionnaires about pain, function, and sports participation during follow-up