Athletic Taping and Bracing is a first of its kind - a textbook that applies the science of anatomy and physiology and the causes of injury with the art of athletic taping. This book will be a great benefit for ATC students, instructors and seasoned athletes. The chapters cover basic anatomy, range of motion, stretching, and rehabilitation and then apply those concepts to the specific taping and bracing techniques. The photographs are clear and easy to follow.

After reading this book, you should be able to master taping and bracing techniques for each of the major joints. There are over 400 detailed photographs and medical illustrations. Techniques discussed include the use of tape, braces, wraps, and orthotics, as well as stretching and strengthening programs for recovery and injury prevention. A great addition to your training room.

David H. Perrin is Dean of the School of Health & Human Performance and Professor of Exercise and Sport Science. He received his BS from Castleton State College, his MEd from Indiana State University, and his PhD from the University of Pittsburgh. Perrin is editor-in-chief of the Journal of Athletic Training and was founding editor of the Journal of Sport Rehabilitation.