purpose of wrap 2

Commonly used in treating arch strains, plantar fasciitis, and lower leg injuries and conditions to provide moderate support and correct structural abnormalities.

• Toe strips

• Turf toe

• Low dye

Used when treating sprains to limit hyperextension of the elbow and stretch of the soft tissue.

• Hyperextension

• Elbow compression

• Weave arch

Technique to control moderate to severe swelling when treating second and third degree forearm contusions and strains.

• Hyperextension

• Elbow compression

• Hand, wrist, and forearm compression

Technique provides moderate support to the great toe and limits excessive range of motion, typically hyperextension.

• Toe strips

• Turf toe strap

• Circular arch

Perhaps the most supportive of the arch techniques, providing moderate support to the longitudinal arch and forefoot.

• Circular arch

• Weave arch

• Low dye

Provides mild to moderate support to the longitudinal arch.

• Circular arch

• Weave arch

• Low dye

Use this technique following a hyperextension or hyperflexion of the MTP joint (toe).

• Toe strips

• Turf toe

• Weave arch

Use this technique when treating contusions, sprains, strains, ruptures, dislocations, and bursitis of the elbow.

• Hyperextension

• Elbow compression

• Hand, wrist, and forearm compression