Tape On Football Players Arms

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If you've ever had a musculoskeletal injury before and have worked with a physical therapist for rehab, one of the various treatment modalities the physical therapist might have incorporated into your rehab program is KT tape, also known as Kinesio tape.

 

KT tape was once used almost exclusively by physical therapists and rehabilitation specialists with their patients but is now commercially available, and many recreational and competitive athletes buy it and apply it themselves.

There are different online tutorials to learn how to properly apply KT tape, but the average user is still often left with many questions about KT tape.

 

KT tape, also called Kinesio tape, was originally developed in the 1970s by a Japanese chiropractor named Dr. Kenzo Kase. Dr. Kase aimed to create a product that would provide some amount of support without restricting movement in the way that regular medical tape does.

Using a proprietary blend of nylon and cotton, KT tape can stretch while remaining adhesive, mimicking the elasticity of human skin such that it doesn't restrict movement.

 

Today, KT tape is used by recreational and professional athletes of all sports, typically appearing in various patterns along different joints, such as the knees, ankles, or shoulders, or extending along the shins, quads, or even the back.

 

KT tape is typically brightly colored, somewhat stretchy, and a couple of inches wide. It is applied in strips using deliberate patterns that are tailored to provide support to underlying structures, reduce swelling, decrease pain, improve posture, and improve proprioception for better movement control.

 

Although there isn't a ton of conclusive evidence demonstrating the efficacy of KT tape in improving athletic performance or increasing recovery, many athletes still swear by it.

 

It is widely used in both professional rehabilitation settings and as an OTC aid self-applied to allow an athlete to continue exercising when there is some amount of pain, instability, or musculoskeletal issue.

 

The materials and design of the tape are intended to replicate the elasticities and stretch of normal skin so that even when it is applied in long strips spanning both sides of a joint or along the length of the shin, quad, or back, you still have your full range of motion without limitations in the movements you can perform.
 

 

 

 

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