Kinesiology Taping

1.1 Origins of Kinesiology Taping

1.2 Properties of Kinesiology Tape: Material, Mechanics & Function

1.3 Kinesiology Tape vs. Rigid Tape: Understanding the Differences

1.4 Therapeutic Rationale

1.2 The Skin as a Sensory Organ

1.3 Mechanisms of Tape Interaction with the Nervous System

1.4 Clinical Implications and Applications

1.5 Summary and Key Takeaways

2.1 Assists Lymphatic Drainage

2.2 Proprioceptive Awareness

2.3 Reduced Pain

2.4 Joint Support

2.1 Cutaneous Nerve Branches and Dermatomes

2.2 Mechanoreceptors in the Skin

2.3 Skin Stretch and Sensory Input

2.4 Gate Control Theory and Pain Modulation

2.5 Integrating Neuroanatomy into Taping Practice

3.1 Kinesiology Taping Terminology

3.2 Skin Preparation

3.3 Tape Preparation

3.4 Tape Tension

3.5 Removal of Tape and Contraindications

4.1 The Skin's Role in Kinesiology Taping - Beyond A Protective Barrier