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Tendonitis describes swelling, irritation, and inflammation of a tendon. These injuries result from trauma or repetitive motion. It could be an overuse injury from not allowing muscles enough recovery time, or a misuse injury caused by using the wrong muscles to complete an action.
Some of the most common conditions that are treated with The Shark Fin tendonitis tool are: sprains, strains, repetitive motion injuries (that progress to tendonitis), traumatic /post traumatic injuries, and post-surgery scar tissue.
These injuries include, but are not limited to, golfers elbow, tennis elbow, little league elbow, rotator cuff injuries, shoulder sprains and strains, knee injuries, ankle injuries, plantar fasciitis, shin splints and trigger finger. With more user experience, The Shark Fin may also be used on areas of the back.
Instructional treatment videos begin with the Standard Treatment Protocol are also available for each injury to be treated. Simply choose an condition on the menu.
Please review the page for each injury you are experiencing for more details and a correlating muscular diagram for reference. Any injury or condition almost always has a soft-tissue component associated with it. Sprains and strains are similar injuries, but involve different tissues in the body. Sprains are stretching or tearing of ligaments, while strains are stretching or tearing of muscle or tendon.
You may find The Shark tendonitis tool to be helpful over and over again over the years.
Determining The Treatment Area
Standard Treatment Protocol Video
