Basic & Advanced Wrapping Techniques for Combat Sports:

Our 2" Le Roy bandages (74255) are popular amongst combat sports athletes because they conform to the wrist, knuckles and thumb to create a tight, compact wrap without restricting the flow of blood to the fist. A wide variety of hand wrapping techniques exist for the Original Mexican Gauze. In the video link, we highlight a basic handwrap for light bag and mitt work along with an advanced wrap for sparring, long sessions on the heavy bag and round after round on the focus pads. Please click on the link for our tutorial: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r4T52N1u22A.

 

How To Wrap An Elastic Bandage: Hip Spica

Athletic trainers and orthopedists favor our Supreme bandages because of the durability, strong compression and balanced stretch. In the video, BC Liscombe with the Greensboro College Athletic Training Department demonstrates the proper wrapping technique for treating injuries to the hip joint, iliac crest, groin or high hamstring strains with a 6" x 10 yard elastic bandage. Please click on the video below or follow the link for our tutorial: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0TQOvf0Tl6w.

 

 

How To Wrap An Elastic Bandage: Ankle Sprain

The Midlastic bandage matches the quailty and compression of an elastic bandage purchased at a grocery store or pharmacy. In the video, BC Liscombe with the Greensboro College Athletic Training Department demonstrates the proper wrapping technique for treating an ankle sprain or strain with our 3" x 5 yard Midlastic elastic bandage. Please click on the video below or follow the link for our tutorial: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pTAJ2qbYxNw.

 

 

How To Wrap An Elastic Bandage: Thigh Compression

In this video, BC Liscombe with the Greensboro College Athletic Training Department demonstrates the proper wrapping technique for treating injuries to quadriceps or  hamstring with a 6" x 5 yard Ambra Le Roy elastic bandage. Please click on the video below or follow the link for our tutorial:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CSIIjax1lUo.

 

 

How To Wrap An Elastic Bandage: Shoulder Spica

Athletic trainers and orthopedists favor our Supreme bandages because of the durability, strong compression and balanced stretch. In the video, BC Liscombe with the Greensboro College Athletic Training Department demonstrates the proper wrapping technique for treating injuries to the AC joint and Glenohumeral joint in the shoulder with a 4" x 10 yard elastic bandage. Please click on the video below or follow the link for our tutorial: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q69f0YHcwjs.

 

 

How To Wrap An Elastic Bandage: Thumb Sprain

Athletic trainers and orthopedists favor our Supreme bandages because of the durability, strong compression and balanced stretch. In the video, BC Liscombe with the Greensboro College Athletic Training Department demonstrates the proper wrapping technique for treating a sprain or strain of the thumb using a 2" x 5 yard elastic bandage. Please click on the video below or follow the link for our tutorial: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m-qKPWB9c0I.

How To Wrap An Elastic Bandage: Arm Splint

Athletic trainers and orthopedists favor our Supreme bandages because of the durability, strong compression and balanced stretch. In the video, BC Liscombe with the Greensboro College Athletic Training Department demonstrates the proper wrapping technique for treating an injury to the hand, wrist and arm using a 3" x 5 yard elastic bandage and a SAM splint, board splint, rigid splint or even a magazine or cardboard. Please click on the video below or follow the link for our tutorial: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-M0A6OAqaGA&feature=related.

 

How To Wrap An Elastic Bandage: Elbow Compression

Athletic trainers and orthopedists favor our Supreme bandages because of the durability, strong compression and balanced stretch. In the video, BC Liscombe with the Greensboro College Athletic Training Department demonstrates the proper wrapping technique for treating a sprain or strain of the elbow with a 3" x 5 yard elastic bandage. Please click on the video below or follow the link for our tutorial: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xdgBI7vOueg&feature=related.

 

How To Wrap An Elastic Bandage: Knee Compression

Athletic trainers and orthopedists favor our Supreme bandages because of the durability, strong compression and balanced stretch. In the video, BC Liscombe with the Greensboro College Athletic Training Department demonstrates how to wrap a 6" x 5 yard elastic bandage to treat an injured knee along with the application of an immobilizer when movement must be restricted. Please click on the video below or follow the link for our tutorial: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ANg1DV7iks8&feature=related.

 

How To Wrap An Elastic Bandage: Emergency Arm Sling

Athletic trainers and orthopedists favor our Supreme bandages because of the durability, strong compression and balanced stretch. In the video, BC Liscombe with the Greensboro College Athletic Training Department demonstrates the proper wrapping technique for creating an emergency arm sling with a 6" x 10 yard elastic bandage to stabilize and limit movement of an injured shoulder or arm. Please click on the video below or follow the link for our tutorial: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0d1SEdsQPmQ&feature=related.