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Kinesiology Taping - A Cutaneous Nervous System Approach by Udemy
An Evidence-Informed Approach To K Taping
Course Highlights
- Build on basic kinesiology taping knowledge with concepts from dermoneuromodulating
- Taping applications to target the cutaneous nervous system
- New concepts in understanding how kinesiology taping works
- Recent developments in understanding the relationship between the skin and nervous system
- Foundations of kinesiology tape and principles of applying it
Skills you will learn!
Curriculum
18 Topics
Welcome to the Course
What is Kinesiology Tape/Taping?
Differences in Kinesiology Tape and Rigid Tape and the Therapeutic Rationale
Proposed Benefits of Kinesiology Taping - Part 1
Proposed Benefits of Kinesiology Taping - Part 2
Kinesiology Taping Terminology
Skin and Tape Preparation
Tape Strips and Tape Tension
The Skin and Mechanoreceptors
Mechanoreceptors - Slowly Adapting Receptors
Mechanoreceptors - Rapidly Adapting Receptors
Touch and Pain Modulation
Application of Kinesiology Tape
Cutting an I-Strip
Cutting a Y-Strip and Fan-Strip
Applying the Strip and Paper-off Tension
Adding Tension
Removing Tape and Contraindications/Precautions to Taping
19 Topics
Heel Pain
Lateral Foot Pain
Medial Foot Pain
Lateral Leg Pain
Medial Leg Pain
Anterior Knee Pain
Anterior Thigh Pain
Lateral Thigh Pain
Posterior Thigh Pain
Medial Thigh Pain
Buttock Pain
Low back Pain
Posterior Neck Pain
Lateral Neck/Clavicular Pain
Shoulder Pain
Tricep Pain
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Elbow Pain - 2
Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
Kinesiology Taping - A Cutaneous Nervous System Approach
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