Neuromuscular Taping
Kinesiotaping has been around for over a decade, and its uses keep improving. Knowing why and where the tape is used takes a lot of experience, and everyone responds to the taping differently. Furthermore, there are now numerous types of tape which each have unique benefits and specific applications.
The body has millions of motion sensors on the skin which help feed our nervous system information regarding where our body parts are in space vis-a-vis other body parts. This is called proprioception. Imagine wearing a skin tight shirt—you would be able to feel more of your movements and be more conscious about how you move. This, in essence, is what kinesiotaping can provide in retraining movement patterns to alleviate repetitive motion injuries.
Other Techniques/Services:
Body Movement, Analysis, and Mechanics
Post-Operative Recovery
Functional Movement Screening