I’m sorry for the super late post, I am currently recovering from a dislocated thumb this weekend during a rugby match vs. Gainesville, and this seems like the most appropriate post at the most appropriate time.
I’m typing this post as we speak with the newest and latest therapy that athletes are using to stabilize injuries and continue performing at their highest potential. It’s called Kinesiotaping and it was developed by Dr. Kenzo Kase, a chiropractor in Japan over 25 years ago, and now is being used by college, professional, and olympic athletes all around the world, including yours truly.
The most notable olympians fashioning kinesotape were Kerry Walsh and Serena Williams in Beijing during the 2008 Summer Olympics. I’m sure there are athletes from many of the countries in the current 2010 Winter Olympics kinesotaped under all of their snow gear, but it’s almost warm enough in Vancouver to wear a swimsuit, and it’s been freezing in Florida. Weird…
I also have just registered for the classes that will certify me in Kinesiotaping in April, so look out for us to add that to our list of services that we will be offering you very soon!!!
