What is the best brand for ankle braces in volleyball?
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i agree use meuller, our varsity team is required to wear them, per our trainer, bc even liberos sparian their ankles when they shuffle, and blockers when they land..but anywho get the black ones from meuller they have two hard plastc straight pieces that go up the sides, then two velcro pieces that are about 2 inches wide a piece..and the best part is once you put them on the first time and put ur foot in your shoe, they stay there and when you take off your show, undo your ankle brace first then take off ur shoe, it saves time..if your coach is like ours she is like hustle get dressed faster..and ankle braces can be time consuming..but they are the most sturdy, and ive had other brands and they cause raw spots on my ankles, so you might want to get some pre-wrap for the frist few weeks until your ankles get used to it.
20117
Maybe the best shoes currently available... but I hear Huarache 2k4's had better ankle support so you may want to purchase them on NIKEid.com. I've also read 2k5's are a little light on the upper support. \n\nBest Nike basketball shoes ever must be Nike Foamposites.\n\nHope this helps!
596897
i personaly like DC thats what im sk8in now but... I know circa and osiris are good too. ive worn adios and thought they had good grip, but my heel wore out after use\nhopu u find this helpfull!
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If u want style then go with the bronsl but if you want decent B-ball shoes then U gotta to go with Kobe's. They are very light and they got good ankle support. The T-macs are terrible and they weigh a ton compared to other shoes.
572051
I believe that brand is alpha-factor. There are many other brands though they are all sized differently some of the ones i know are Gk, Snowflake, Motion Wear, and aplha-factor. I like gk they seem to be the best ones I could find in the 8 years I have been doing gymnastics. They are really sturdy and don't come apart as easy as some of the ones from other brands.
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my favorite shoe brands are DC and eS. As for skateboards you need trucks bearings wheels bolts griptape and a deck to make a complete board... for trucks i suggest independant, they last forever... just make sure you NEVER NEVER EVER get royal trucks, just from minor skating mine snapped in lik 8 places. for bearings um, it doesnt matter too much, bones swiss are the fastest but the most expensive. wheels, anything, i get 53mm not too small, not too big but it seems people buy smaller. bolts are just screws they dont matter. griptape i ride Iron Horse, just dont get a blank brand for griptape, theyr no good.... Jesup and Black Magic are good brands too. ok and for Decks, or the actual board part, they are all basicly the same, element and zero are good, so is blind, and i guess try anything except girl, i hate those boards... some other companies i can think of are enjoi, flip, almost, darkstar, mystery, baker, alien workshop (i HEARD that these were the best)....... well for myself i ride blanks, i go through boards alot so i cant afford a $50 deck, buy from blankdecks.com, they make the best ones
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Any shoe if you buy orthopedic supports.\n\nMost good sports shops sell orthopedic supports for $20 to 50 dollars.\n\nThen when you put them in your shoes pull out the thin top chushing and put in the ortho, or if you are get new shoes take them with you when you try them on.\n\nNew shoes always have a thin cushion in them on top of the foot bed, take that out to put in the ortho.
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id have to go with asics also, but they're a good investment once u learn to wrestle with em.  I lost feeling in the front of my knee (like permanently) this season from it hittin the mat day after day lol.
160412
The answer is True, I used to get my ankles taped in football to stabilize the ankle from a twisting motion.  I also had this done on my wrists to prevent sprains.  Although the correct term might be to limit movement rather than restrict movement.  You never want to tape something so tight that no movement can be achieved.  Your simply trying to prevent injury or limit further injury.
1063790
Welcome to shin splints.\nSpend the money and get a good pair of running shoes that offer support.\n I like nubalance the best.\nGood luck.
632641
Eastbay has a good collection of AJ gear, both old and new. Niketown is good for the latest stuff.
799090
You should seek advise from your doctor as what type of brace you need depends on your condition or injury. I have been through several knee injuries and in my opinion, you need to talk to your doctor. Good luck, Mike
386259
#1 Good shoes, if your knees are hurting it could be 100% your shoes.  My fave marathon shoes are New Balance or Brooks, and that is what I tend to see other people wearing during marathons.  Don't take my word on brand though, go to a good full service athletic shoe store, not the mall ones.  Something that actually outfits athletes.  These stores actually look at your feet and gait to help you pick out a good working shoe for you.\n\n#2 Oster bi-flex, is a supplement that will keep your connective and protective tissues healthy.\n\n#3 Look at where you are running, you dont have one foot on a curb and one on the street do you?  \n\n#4 Visit a personal trainer a few times or even a orthopedic physician for personalized tips.
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Northface is the best quality, but there are expensive. I have an Adidas w/ comfort strap and load spring which reduces the load wieght & has a lap top pocket and costs a fraction of the price a Northface would cost. L.L. Bean and Jansport is quite popular but I dont believe it meets the quality of a Northface.
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For shoes I like asics, for volleyballs I like Tachikara (the international ball with leather and the wrapped bladder), for beach balls I like Mikasa (the international beach ball) and for kneepads I like Mizuno as well (flat kneepads).  For shoes, only Mizuno and asics really know what they're doing, I usually like Adidas for everything else, just not volleyball shoes.
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you can look on amazon.com they always have some or you could try your local sports store. I highly recommend the ncode it's what I use and I'm @ a pro level.