Course description
Kinesio Taping for Acute and Chronic Injuries
This one day workshop has no pre-requisites or prior learning required. A full day dedicated to going into detailed study of kinesio tape and its uses for both acute injuries and for the treatment of chronic injuries. It many different techniques and applications will be discussed as will its application to all the major muscle groups and joints to cover injuries such as
•Plantar fasciitis. Achilles tendon, Knee ligaments, chrndramalacia patella, IT band, hamstrings, groin, low back pain, supra-spinatus pain, levator scapulae, tennis elbow etc
All tape supplied on the day for You to use and also a professionally produced booklet to take home to use for reference!…..Great Value.
Venue: IMST, Castletroy, Limerick
Times : 9.30am-4.30pm
Price : €150
Next Date: Saturday 13th August 2022
Limited Places on this course.
This course is open to everyone, no prior learning or injury knowledge is required.
Email info@imst.ie to register your interest in our next available dates!
061-201855 “Learn from the Best,Be the Best.” www.imst.ie
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