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Clinical Taping Course - Online
Introduction
Introduction
Taping Supplies (2:20)
1. Getting started
1.1 Key Principles (14:04)
1.2 Taping Safety (19:07)
2. Foot and Ankle Taping
2.1 Rigid Ankle Taping (9:43)
2.2 Low-Dye Taping (6:48)
2.3 Augmented Low-Dye Taping (8:05)
2.4 Hallux Valgus Taping (6:49)
2.5 Anterior Ankle Impingement Taping (5:11)
2.6 Cuboid Syndrome Taping (3:31)
3. Fascial Taping
3.1 Periostitis / MTSS Taping (9:58)
4. Kinesiology Taping
4.1 Kinesiology Taping Principles (10:23)
5. Knee Taping
5.1 Infrapatella Fat Pad Taping (5:19)
5.2 Posterior Cruciate Ligament (PCL) & Hyper-Extension Injury Taping (8:15)
5.3 Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL) Taping (8:26)
5.4 Medial Collateral Ligament Taping (6:56)
5.5 Lateral Collateral Ligament (6:05)
5.6 Kinesiology Taping - Patellofemoral Pain (6:02)
6. Sacroiliac Joint Taping
6.1 Bi-Lateral SIJ Taping (4:03)
6.2 Uni-Lateral SIJ Taping (6:33)
7. Lumbar taping
7.1 Lumbar Box Taping (5:49)
7.2 Kinesiology taping - Lumbar Spine (4:04)
8. Kinesiology Tape vs Active Tape & Dynamic Tape
8.1 Kinesiology Tape vs Active Tape & Dynamic Tape (1:46)
9. Postural Taping
9.1 Postural Taping (6:21)
10.Neural Unloading
10.1 Thoracic Outlet Syndrome (TOS) (7:06)
11. Shoulder Taping
11.1 Active Spiral Tape: Internal Rotation (4:50)
11.2 Active Tape: External Rotation (3:45)
11.3 Rigid Shoulder Taping (11:32)
11.4 Acromioclavicular Joint Taping (8:55)
11.5 Kinesiology Taping: Shoulder (2:59)
12. Lymphatic Taping
12.1 Lymphatic taping (7:40)
Quiz
Quiz
Thank you & Feedback
Thank You
References
6.1 Bi-Lateral SIJ Taping
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