As clinicians, we know how important patient involvement is to a speedy and successful rehabilitation program. Unfortunately, home exercise programs (HEPS’s) notoriously have low patient compliance. I do think the compliance is better when patients...
The popularity and use of kinesiology tape (k-tape) has increased dramatically over the last seven years. Despite the fact that it was invented in the 1970’s by Dr. Kenzo Kase, k-tape rose to prominence following the Beijing Olympics in 2008. K-tape is...
To complement the article “Expert Advice: How can I add kinesiology taping to my massage sessions?” in the July 2014 issue of MASSAGE Magazine. Summary: Kinesiology tape has many benefits and potential uses in a massage therapy practice. The author...
THE USE OF A BRIGHTLY COLORED TAPE BY ATHLETES AND WEEKEND warriors is on the rise. Whether in the CrossFit box, on the tennis court, or as a desk jockey, kinesiology tape (kinesiotape) has been rapidly gaining popularity with athletes, patients, and...
