Index to Chiropractic Literature
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ID 22402
  Title The abnormal gait: Part II
URL http://www.acatoday.org/JacaDisplay1.cfm?CID=4880
Journal JACA Online. 2012 May-Jun;49(3):Online access only p 2-6
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Not so long ago, trainers who taped athletes’ ankles believed they were taking out pre-game “insurance.” The goal was compression, immobilization, or both. These days, kinesiology tape is used partly to give athletes a proprioceptive boost and partly to actually maintain range of motion and avoid compression.  Dr. Tom Michaud says that even a simple piece of kinesiology tape on the outside of an ankle pulls on the skin in a positive way. “The foot inverts,” he says. “It’s like adding an extra set of ‘ears’ to the body.”

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