Kinetic Taping

£5

KINETIC TAPING

Kinetic Taping is used to ease muscular pain, treat injuries and help support muscles during sporting activities. Fabric tape is applied to the area of pain and can remain there for up to 5 days. Following application it must remain dry for 1 hour, after that you can shower, bathe and even swim with it on. Traditional bandaging restricts movement whereas the kinetic tape can assist movement at points of injury and provide support for athletes without compromise. It can be used after massage whilst treating an injury or can be applied on its own in a supportive capacity.

Frequently asked questions

Are you not sure whether Kinetic Taping is for you? Maybe we can help with some frequently asked questions. 

When muscle tissue contracts, blood flow becomes restricted, preventing waste products from being excreted and oxygen struggling to get in. The kinetic tape relaxes the muscle and lifts tissues therefore encouraging circulation which in turn provides oxygen and nutrients to the painful muscle and removing toxins. Movement of the limbs is supported and assisted and healing can be promoted and swelling reduced. I use Voodoo Tape which contains menthol, borneal and arnica which soothes the muscles, helping to reduce inflammation and pain.

  .Muscle strains and tightness

  Joint pain or instability

  .Sports injuries

  .Postural support

  .Swelling or inflammation

  .Overuse or repetitive strain injuries

No. Unlike rigid sports tape, kinetic tape is flexible and allows full range of motion while still providing support.

Yes. The tape is water-resistant, so you can shower or bathe while wearing it. It's best to pat it dry rather than rubbing.

Many people find that kinetic taping helps reduce pain by supporting muscles, improving circulation and decreasing strain on injured or overworked areas.

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