Finding An Athlete's Real Strength

Jan. 13th 2011

Topics: Featured Protocols | Posted by: Todd | Back to News
Keywords: Active Care, Athletic Trainers, Lisa Giannone, Shuttle 2000-1

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Her approach featured in Sports Illustrated after successfully rehabilitating Jerry Rice, Lisa Giannone works with all sorts of professional athletes, including dancers from the San Francisco Ballet.

What we found so intriguing with Lisa's approach to rehabilitation is her determined effort to discover a patient's true strength in a weak or injured muscle/joint. She uses her Shuttle 2000-1 in very subtle ways to both discover and strengthen her patients:

Lisa Giannone was recently featured as one of our Fab Five for 2010.

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