Craig Hubbard's KISS System: Revolutionizing Ankle Safety on The Sports Doctor Radio Show
Episode Overview
Craig Hubbard shares the journey behind developing the KISS Ankle Sprain Safety system The KISS system focuses on biomechanical support and promoting ligament repair The innovative design uses elastics and rigid endpoints to enhance performance Anchoring onto the skin allows athletes to maintain optimal function without hindrance The device is suitable for various sports, including basketball, tennis, and football
Well, what I first discovered was the ankle is two specific joints combined together. With my system, you use elastics with a rigid end point. The foot-ankle is the first major shock absorber of the body. You know, the idea is if you anchor these onto your skin, you can't feel it. That's a big deal.
Ever wondered how a basketball player transitions into an inventor focused on ankle safety? Craig Hubbard’s story is a fascinating one. In this episode of The Sports Doctor Radio Show, hosted by Dr. Bob Weil, Hubbard shares his journey from the court to creating the KISS Ankle Sprain Safety and Mobility Systems. As a former athlete, Craig understands the importance of keeping joints safe while maintaining peak performance.
He dives into the mechanics behind his innovative device, which not only aids in ligament repair but also allows athletes to stay active. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in sports medicine, injury prevention, or simply looking to understand the science behind athletic safety gear. Alongside Craig, mental toughness specialist Liah Kraft-Kristaine also joins the conversation, offering insights into the psychological aspects of recovering from sports injuries.
Their combined expertise makes for an engaging and informative discussion that’s sure to resonate with athletes, coaches, and sports enthusiasts alike.