"I'm so happy that I come back to training today," Luiz told reporters after playing a full part on Tuesday. "I did 100 percent at the session and I'm so happy for this."
Cahill added: "There's some work to be done in two or three days now leading up to the game for me to get back into it.
"If I need to do a little bit of other training, I'll do that. But, touch wood, there's no reaction from today. I felt fine out there," he was quoted as saying by the BBC.
Chelsea's caretaker manager Roberto Di Matteo is hoping to avoid what he described on Tuesday as the "worst-case scenario" with reserves and youngsters on the bench for the Champions League final against Bayern Munich on Saturday.
Di Matteo, whose future at Chelsea is far from certain, said he faced one of the biggest challenges of his career especially as his team travel to Bayern's Allianz Arena have four players suspended and three senior men battling through injuries.
Captain John Terry, defender Branislav Ivanovic and midfielders Raul Meireles and Ramires are all banned from the final while Di Matteo said Florent Malouda was "touch and go".
Like Luiz and Cahill, the french international is struggling after pulling a hamstring during the first half of Sunday's final Premier League home win over Blackburn Rovers.
Di Matteo told a packed marquee at Chelsea's training ground in Cobham, south of London: "Flo [Malouda], we'll still assess and it's going to be touch and go for him to be available for Saturday."
Di Matteo would be forced to complete his bench with reserves and youngsters if Luiz and Cahill were also out. "That's the worse-case scenario," he said.
"We will take some reserve-team players onto the bench, into the squad, and just figure out what to do. I've been trying different options in training and different solutions just in case."
While Saturday's game could be Di Matteo's last in charge of Chelsea, he said all he was thinking about after the final was having a holiday.
"In my life, I've gone back to an ex-girlfriend and it didn't work out. I'm not sure whether it's the right move," he said.
"I don't think that will have any effect on the Bayern team," he told reporters. "They are extremely professional and they will move on from it very quickly as they know they have a big game on Saturday. I don't think it gives us any advantage."
