Kinesiology taping

Placement is key when learning how to apply KT tape to throbbing knees, aching shoulders, shin splints, or anywhere else that's causing you grief.

Some very small tips can make a very big improvement in your kinesiology taping results. Now you can have this important information at your fingertips every time you tape with Theratape's handy Kinesiology Taping Do's and Don'ts infographic.

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KT Tape for Neck and Shoulder Pain, learn how to properly apply kinesio tape. When kinesiology tape is applied to an inflamed or swollen area, the lifting motion of the tape creates a space between the top layer of skin and the underlying tissues.

The use of kinesiology tape to treat injuries is often a hotly disputed and vastly misunderstood topic of conversation in the sports medicine world. You've probably heard conflicting arguments and might be wondering what the truth is about kinesiology tape. Let's set the record straight and tackle 4 common myths about kinesiology tape.

Our articles are not designed to replace medical advice. If you have an injury we recommend seeing a qualified health professional. To book an appointment with Tom Goom (AKA ‘The Running Physio’) visit our clinic page. We offer both in-person assessments and online consultations. When we reviewed kinesiology tape last autumn we gave Rocktape a bit […]

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