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Sport Taping Basics DVD
By David Perrin
Description:
Watch Sport Taping Basics DVD and have a hall-of-fame athletic trainer conduct a taping workshop just for you. As the perfect complement to the popular text Athletic Taping and Bracing, Second Edition, the DVD provides a simple, straightforward tutorial on using tape to help prevent injuries and to rehabilitate injured athletes.
Watch Sport Taping Basics DVD and have a hall-of-fame athletic trainer conduct a taping workshop just for you. As the perfect complement to the popular text Athletic Taping and Bracing, Second Edition, the DVD provides a simple, straightforward tutorial on using tape to help prevent injuries and to rehabilitate injured athletes.
Sport Taping Basics DVD demonstrates 14 recommended taping procedures for common injuries to the lower body (including the ankle, foot, leg, knee, hip, and thigh) and 8 upper-body procedures for the shoulder, elbow, wrist, thumb, and finger. You can select the specific taping procedure you want to review from the DVD menu, making it fast and simple to find the procedure needed.
Contents
Basic Taping Skills (tearing, cutting, and removing tape)
LOWER BODY
1. Acute Ankle Sprain
2. Ankle—Closed Basketweave
3. Ankle—Variation for Closed Basketweave
4. Ankle—Open Basketweave
5. Ankle—Achilles Tendon
6. Ankle—Longitudinal Arch and X-Arch
7. Foot—Great Toe Sprain
8. Foot—Bruised Heel
9. Leg—Shin Splints
10. Knee—Collateral Ligament and ACL Sprain
11. Knee—Hyperextension
12. Hip—Spica
13. Thigh—Quad Strain
14. Thigh—Hamstring Strain
1. Acute Ankle Sprain
2. Ankle—Closed Basketweave
3. Ankle—Variation for Closed Basketweave
4. Ankle—Open Basketweave
5. Ankle—Achilles Tendon
6. Ankle—Longitudinal Arch and X-Arch
7. Foot—Great Toe Sprain
8. Foot—Bruised Heel
9. Leg—Shin Splints
10. Knee—Collateral Ligament and ACL Sprain
11. Knee—Hyperextension
12. Hip—Spica
13. Thigh—Quad Strain
14. Thigh—Hamstring Strain
UPPER BODY
15. Shoulder—Separated
16. Shoulder—Spica
17. Elbow—Instability
18. Elbow—Hyperextension
19. Wrist—Hyperflexion and Hyperextension
20. Thumb—Sprain
21. Finger—Sprain
22. Finger—Collateral Ligament
15. Shoulder—Separated
16. Shoulder—Spica
17. Elbow—Instability
18. Elbow—Hyperextension
19. Wrist—Hyperflexion and Hyperextension
20. Thumb—Sprain
21. Finger—Sprain
22. Finger—Collateral Ligament
