Tendon Trak Knee And Elbow Tendonitis Strap

Features

• Tendon Trak Knee And Elbow Tendonitis Strap alters the excessive forces responsible for causing pain and irritation of the elbow and knee
• Patent pending device is the only strap that deloads pressure from the irritated tissues
• Diminishes risk of compressing pain sensitive and neurovascular structures that may be irritated by other counterforce devices
• Provides symptomatic relief to countless individuals suffering from athletic, work-related or day-to-day overuse injuries
• Ideal for maintaining peak, pain-free performance
• Easy to use and significantly more comfortable than counterforce braces
• Latex-free and does not require a significant amount of force to provide relief
• Ideal for individuals suffering discomfort resulting from:
  - Tennis, golf, running, biking
  - Basketball, soccer, fishing, and rock climbing
  - Any elbow, knee or Achilles pain associated with repetitive activities of daily living or work
• Indications:
  - Lateral epicondylitis (Tennis elbow)
  - Medial epicondylitis (Golfers elbow)
  - Radial nerve entrapment
  - Patellar tendonitis
  - Oschgood schlatters syndrome
  - Anterior knee pain
  - Achilles tendonitis
  - Severs disease

More Information

• Directions for Use:
• Patellar Tendinitis / Anterior Knee Pain:
  - With leg straight and thigh muscle relaxed, place the Tendon Trak pad along the outside of the tendon below the knee cap
  - Wrap the strap around the back of the knee, and fix the adjustable pad so that it rests along the inside of this tendon (the sore tendon should be between the two pads)
  - Feed the free end of the strap through the Tendon Trak pad, then fold it back onto itself compressing the muscles between the pads with a comfortable amount of tension
  - Do not over tighten
• Lateral Epicondylitis (Tennis Elbow):
  - Place the Tendon Trak pad along the outside of the forearm roughly 1.5 inches from elbow
  - Wrap the strap around the back of the forearm, and fix the adjustable pad so that it rests on the inside of the sore muscles (the area of soreness should be between the two pads)
  - Feed the free end of the strap through the Tendon Trak pad, then fold it back onto itself compressing the muscles between the pads with a comfortable amount of tension
  - Do not over tighten
• Medial Epicondylitis (Golfers Elbow):
  - Place the Tendon Trak pad along the inside of the forearm roughly 1.5 inches from elbow
  - Wrap the strap around the back of the forearm, and fix the adjustable pad so that it rests on the outside of the sore muscles (the area of soreness should be between the two pads)
  - Feed the free end of the strap through the Tendon Trak pad, then fold it back onto itself compressing the muscles between the pads with a comfortable amount of tension
  - Do not over tighten
• Achilles Tendinitis:
  - Place the Tendon Trak pad along the outside of the Achilles Tendon roughly 2" above the ankle
  - Bring the strap around the front of the ankle, and fix the adjustable pad so that it rests along the inside of the Achilles Tendon (the sore tendon should be between the two pads)
  - Feed the free end of the strap through the Tendon Trak pad, then fold the strap back onto itself compressing the tendon between the two pads with a comfortable amount of tension
  - Do not over tighten.