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Fitness Tech Products, Inc., Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. Step-by-step guide to taping and wrapping for the prevention and care of athletic injuries. Wire spiral binding. Illustrated. For sports physicians, physical therapists, trainers, coaches, and chiropractors.
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MOSBY'S SPORTS THERAPY
TAPING GUIDE ROBERT KENNEDY Owner, Sports-Medics; President, Fitness Tech Products Inc., Ottawa, Ontario Canada
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This taping manual is geared to teach the novice taper while, at the same time it offers selected review JX>ints for the experienced person. This manual contains simple terminology to reach a broad base ofindividuals who are wi IIing to learn orjust rev iewthe many support techn iques offered. With this manual I hope to facilitate the learning process via clear, concise diagrams along with descriptive taping sequences. Using the knowledge and experience Ihave gained at University, National, International and Professional levels ofathletic competition and the invaluable insight contributed by colleagues, I hope to stimulate some new thoughts to further the advancement oftaping techniques. It is understood that there are many different techniques that exist, I have chosen those that are easy to learn and are very effective.
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS I would like to thank the following individuals for their assistance in the development ofthis edition: - David Berry ( Certified Athletic 111erapist ) for his ideas and professional input - Donna Koussaya (Certified Athletic Therapist) for her ideas and professional input - Charlen Berry ( Certified Athletic Therapist) and the Physabek Center for professional input - Maxime Webb, for her expertise as copy editor In addition; IwouId Iike to thank all friends and fam iIy for their sUpJX>rt and encouragement.
TABLE OF CONTENTS Mosby Sports Therapy Taping Guide
The Purpose of Taping
1
Principles of Elastic Wrap
2
Main Functions of Taping and Wrapping
3
Principles of Tape Application
4
Skin Preparation
5
Tape Removal
6
Taping Rehabilitation Guidelines
7
Sports Therapist Team Kit
8
Sports Therapist ( Personal Items)
9
CHAPTER ONE
Ankle Tape-Closed Gibney Basketweave
12
Ankle Tape-Closed Gibney (Option)
17
Cotton-Ankle Wrap (Louisiana)
20
Ankle Tape-Open Gibney
25
Acute Ankle Wrap
30
CHAPTER FIVE
CHAPTER TWO