One of the most common knee injuries is a torn meniscus, which prevents any athlete in general, and tennis players in particular, from continuing to play sports until after surgery. How many players had a great future in tennis, and their injuries with a torn meniscus in the knee led to their retirement from playing and the end of their career in tennis? The research problem lies in raising the physical and physiological level of tennis players returning from treatment and rehabilitation after injury through the design of a training program by the researchers. The research aims to design a training program for players returning from treatment and rehabilitation after injury, in order to identify the effect of the training program on some physical and physiological variables of tennis players after the stages of rehabilitation from injury. The researchers used the experimental method using pre-post measurement for one group. The research sample was chosen intentionally, consisting of (8) players with knee cartilage tears after undergoing knee cartilage reconstruction surgery. Researchers recommend utilizing the proposed program when rehabilitating players returning from a torn meniscus in the knee. When planning training programs, training loads must be determined and standardized (according to their physical, physiological, and surgical levels) in a manner that is consistent with the players' abilities and the differences between them