Please explain the first part of what you're measuring before the cut, especially since when you lay the tape you're doing a 50% stretch which would change the measurement. Also, any solutions for someone who has sweaty palms and/or works in the restaurant industry that introduce a lot of moisture before/after tape has been applied?
I am planning to write a paper on taping and would like to apply the technique in the video. Could you please provide me with a reference, such as a book or paper, for the technique you used in the video?
I would say yes but with the powders and sweat build up the adhesion to the palm side of the hand might fail eventually. If you don’t have sweat problems with your hands when bowling or don’t use powder I’d say yes
Please explain the first part of what you're measuring before the cut, especially since when you lay the tape you're doing a 50% stretch which would change the measurement. Also, any solutions for someone who has sweaty palms and/or works in the restaurant industry that introduce a lot of moisture before/after tape has been applied?
I am planning to write a paper on taping and would like to apply the technique in the video. Could you please provide me with a reference, such as a book or paper, for the technique you used in the video?
This might be great for bowling!
Thanks for the video! Would this work for artists/writers too?
Would you recommend this for a scapholunate tear?
Everytime I try this at bowling the hand sweat releases the tape on the palm. Any tips?
Nice music
Full strip of elastic material around the wrist? Hmmm no. try half strip on top half strip on bottom unless you want a tourniquet.😅
Would this be good for bowling?
I would say yes but with the powders and sweat build up the adhesion to the palm side of the hand might fail eventually. If you don’t have sweat problems with your hands when bowling or don’t use powder I’d say yes
my son is. baseball player. His wrist is double jointed. He cant move forward bc of it. any advice?