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Basic pull-on sleeves may feel snug, but they often provide little meaningful stability. For competition, exercise, work and everyday recovery, the right brace needs structure AND the right fit. We partner with the top medical device companies to bring best-in-class products to Trinidad & Tobago
✓ Purpose-built support for the joint and movement involved
✓ Correct sizing, alignment and tension—adjusted in person
✓ A plan for how and when to use it, not just a product in a box
High quality and affordable options selected for meaningful support, then fitted to your body and the demands of your sport, work or daily routine.
Ankle: Lace-up stabilizers with stays for athletes, weekend movers and anyone who needs lateral control, sprain prevention or mild-injury support.
Knee: Structured and hinged braces for added stability during training, competition, daily movement or a guided recovery.
Wrist: Braces with moldable supports for mild strains, impact demands or repetitive loading in sport, work and everyday life.
Elbow: Epicondylitis braces for targeted support when gripping, throwing, working or repeated arm action causes irritation.
Better equipment — Access affordable clinical and sport-grade braces with the structure and adjustability you will not find in a basic pharmacy sleeve.
Expert fitting — A brace works best when it is the right size, correctly aligned and properly tensioned. Every fit is handled in person by a rehabilitation specialist.
Built around you — Advice is shaped around your movement and goals—whether you are a national-team athlete, a parent, an office worker, an older adult managing arthritis or simply getting through the day more comfortably.
Part of the care team — Doctors diagnose and treat. MODEX provides the bracing, professional fit and rehabilitation guidance around that care—for athletes and non-athletes alike.
Serious, worsening or unexplained injuries should be assessed by a doctor first.
A brace should make sense for your body, your injury history and how you need to move, on the field or in everyday life.
✓ Assessment — Discuss your needs, movement demands and whether bracing is appropriate.
✓ Professional fitting — Select the right brace, size it correctly and adjust its position and tension in person.
✓ Use guidance – Understand when to wear it and how it fits within rehabilitation, training, competition, work, or daily routines.
MODEX Performance is led by kinesiologist Maurice Nunes, a rehabilitation specialist and elite sports coach.
His work supports athletes at all levels, including Trinidad & Tobago national athletes, weekend warriors, and those looking to get back into the game.
Beyond performance training, Maurice provides hands-on rehabilitation for stroke recovery, post-surgical healing, and recovery after acute illness, as well as athletic injuries, sprains, strains, and overuse injuries, helping every client rebuild strength, mobility, and independence.
The same professional fitting and thoughtful guidance are available to people who do not consider themselves athletes—including parents, office workers, weekend movers and older adults who need reliable joint support.
Whether you compete, exercise occasionally or simply need support for daily movement, tell us what is bothering you. We’ll help determine the next step and arrange an in-person fitting.
5 Kelly Kenny St, Woodbrook, Trinidad
Bracing can support injury prevention and recovery but is not a substitute for medical diagnosis or treatment. Seek medical care for serious, worsening or unexplained symptoms.
