Product Description
Kinesiology Taping for Physical Therapy – Kinesiology Taping for Personal Trainers – Kinesiology Taping for Strength Coaches
In this lecture, physical therapist Rick Daigle describes the use of kinesiology taping for strength to support an area during healing, to enhance physical performance and to assist with corrective exercise development. When you finish this lecture, you’ll have an idea when and how taping can be used, and some specifics on relaxing tight muscles, supporting weak joints and reducing inflammation.
“You can use tape to help facilitate a muscular contraction. You can use it to help loosen tissue, help inhibit tight tissue, increase the circulation and restrict fluids. It helps to increase muscle force. It works for stabilization and allows mobility. It helps to normalize function.” ~Rick Daigle
TOPIC MARKERS
• Disclaimer (5:50)
• History (7:45)
• Comparing Tapes (9:15)
• Precautions and Contraindications (12:25)
• Rock Tape Philosophy: FMT (18:05)
• Deep Inner Core & Motor Control (23:00)
• Questions you’ll ask yourself when taping… (25:50)
• Taping Specifics (28:10)
• Trigger Point/Fascial Lift Techniques (33:25)
• Case Study Examples (38:15)
• Continuing Education Courses (44:05)
• Take-Home Points (47:45)
LECTURER BIO
Rick Daigle, PT, DPT, specializes in post-operative management and in the analysis and correction of biomechanical deficiencies and injury prevention. He’s the founder of Medical Minds in Motion, and instructs PTs, PTAs, OTs ATCs and personal trainers about post-operative management of complex diagnoses. You can catch up with him at the medicalmindsinmotion.com website.
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