Hi all
I would like to know about some good references for taping techniques-indications,method and the like.
thanks in advance
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Hi all
I would like to know about some good references for taping techniques-indications,method and the like.
thanks in advance
Here are information resources that you may utilize for studies.
Preventative Adult taping Techniques
Strapping and Tapping Techniques for Sports Injuries
Taping Techniques for Preventative and Sports Injuries
Taping techniques Second Edition
Taping Techniques
Ankle Injuries and Tapping for Stroke
Preventative taping Techniques
Guide to Strapping and Tapping
Tapping techniques- Physio Tools
Books on Tapping
Fundamentals Of Athletic Training - by Lorin Cartwright
Collision Sports - by David Fevre
Sports Medicine Essentials - by Jim Clover
Thanks a lot!!
:D
nice links really:eek
Yes, nice links. Is there anything on kinesio taping?links, cds, books?
thnx sdkashif ..really i was in need for those good links
Theres some great video of taping techniques at the Australian Elastoplast website:
Elastoplast Videos
These clips seem to be part of a DVD but I couldnt find any links to one.
Does anyone know if this is available to buy & if they ship outside Australia?
Thanks in advance.
Ronan
dear rinnin,
I took the trouble of looking up the site and the first video I watched... I was a little shocked!
The ankle tape start by placing the rigid tape around the ankle a few times!!!!!!!!
That is a violation of everything I have been taught! Never completely circle the extremity!
and then they go on and tiny pleats are formed under the heel......... oh dear
I suggest that IF you want to learn how to tape, go to a professional, who is not linked to any firm or tape supplier and learn how to tape yourself.
do not try learning to tape from some videos...
good luck
esther de ru
Thanks esther,
Since we never did taping in Uni thought this might be helpful.
I'm surprise a big company like that with chartered physios are demonstrating the wrong techniques.
I'll erase everything I saw from memory. :)
REgards
Ronan
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Hmm.. taping, interesting. Very useful technique, very important to use objective outcomes,
What do others use to justify inclusion of taping? ie. outcome measures, indications, contra
dear everybody
Regarding Kinesiotaping or Medical Taping Concept.
Both originate in Japan. Different to the regular non elastic tape used in sports.
For lots of information on the tape, background, indications, further reading and books go to:
Kinesio Taping | Tex Tape | Most Recommended Therapeutic Taping For Stability | Comfort site
On YouTube - Broadcast Yourself. various tape applications can be seen, just search for kinesiotaping or medical taping concepts.
kind regards
Esther
Hi pal, this is john pressley , orthopaedic physiotherapist from INDIA. its quite simple ............go to google and type taping for jumpers knee..... taping for .....etc.......this is quite useful . for further references here r some......
1. Callaghan M J 1997 patellar taping, the theory versus the evidence : a review . Physical therapy reviews 2:181-183.
2. Crossley K, Cowan SM, Bennell K L, Mc Connell J 2000 patellar taping : is clinical success supported by scientific evidence? Manual therapy 5(3) : 142-145.
3. Cushnaghan J, McCarthy C, Dieppe P 1995 Taping the patella medially : a new treatment for osteoarthritis of the knee . BMJ 308: 753-755.
4. Callaghan M J, Selfe J, Bagley P, Oldham JA 2002 .The effect of patellar taping on knee joint proprioception . Journal of Athletic training 37(1): 19-24.
5. Herrington L, Payton C J 1997 Effects of corrective taping
Of the patella on patients with patellofemoral pain .
Physiotherapy 83(11) : 566-572.
6 Powers C M, Landel R, Sosnick T et al 1997. The effects of
Patellar taping on stride characteristics and joint motion in subjects with patellofemoral pain . Journal of Orthopaedics and sports physical therapy 26(6): 286-291.
I think this information is enough for u.........for any personal request also u can contact my email [email protected]
Take a look here for CD/DVD's and Books on Taping: Results for taping - The Physio Shop - Online physiotherapy equipment, physiotherapy supplies and physio rehabilitation equipment.Quote:
Originally Posted by billyzaf
dear physiobob,
How do I know if one of the books I found on your physio-shop contains information about elastic taping, medical taping or kinesiotaping, not just the "old" techniques.
One of the links ( 27 september ) for medical taping doesn't work.... beter is
Physiotape - medicaltaping.com - English - Medical Taping Concept
Esther
The last link you mention has now been removed. Thanks for the heads up on that one :)Quote:
Originally Posted by estherderu
As for the books, I expect those are as you mention pre the use of kinesiotaping. The videos from Clinics In Motion are excellent though in their production and in their various views from the camera on the application of the tape. I can highly recommend these.