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JAYSON GOO, ATC, MA, CKTI

Jayson Goo, ATC, MA, CKTI, a National Athletic Board Certified Athletic Trainer, graduated from the University of Hawaii and earned his master's degree in human performance with a specialty in corrective therapy from San Jose State University. Jayson also is a active Certified Kinesio Taping Instructor. Since 1983, he has served as an athletic trainer at the University of Hawaii (Manoa) Athletics Department and has been to Japan as a consultant to Japan Athletics Osaka Fitness Club. He is active year-round providing athletic training services to the University of Hawaii's sports teams and directing rehabilitation programs for athletes from all sports, and he continues to help numerous athletes, both amateur and professional, to extend their athletic careers.

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