Problems of the upper extremity in gymnastics.
The majority of upper extremity problems experienced by gymnasts are not considered injuries but are regarded as consequences of the sport. Treatment of these problems should include treatment of not only the injury but also the cause. This requires the cooperation of the gymnast, his or her coach, and a physician familiar with the demands placed upon the upper extremity in gymnastics. The level of a gymnast's capabilities must be recognized. Improper techniques must be corrected. Emphasis must be placed on rehabilitation for shoulder problems and strengthening exercises for the elbow and wrist in attempt to decrease the symptoms from repeated forced extension. In the words of Peter Kormann, an Olympic medalist in gymnastics, "All gymnasts work out and compete with ongoingdishes reveals a complexity of preparation, presentation and flavors. There is also a tasting menu for $150.

Lahlou has brought on chef de cuisine Chris Kajioka, who worked for Ron Siegel when he helmed the Dining Room at the Ritz-Carlton in San Francisco, and later for Per Se in New York, Aziza, Willows Inn on Lummi Island in Washington State and Vintage Cave in Hawaii. He has a contemporary French style with a Japanese sensibility. Look for more on the native Hawaiian’s upcoming project, Restaurant CK, later this year.

Joining the team is Master Sommelier Alan Murray, formerly at Masa’s; cocktails are by Christ Aivaliotis and Troy Bayless of Wizard Oil, and Melissa Chou (Aziza) will also run the pastry show at this location.

Lundberg Design designed the contemporary two-level space.