My wife Pat and I had fun putting together this video for you on taping for plantar fasciitis and other forms of arch pain. The tape is called quick tape and the company website www.supportthefoot.com. It is quickly becoming my favorite way to tape for these problems due to the patient's ability to self tape and the consistency of the support given. Good luck with your own experiment.
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Showing posts with label Taping for Arch Pain. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Taping for Arch Pain. Show all posts
Sunday, May 1, 2016
Monday, June 1, 2015
Arch Taping: Support the Foot Brand Excellent
The video above is a small introduction to a great taping technique for foot stability. So many foot problems are improved with taping, and this is one of the best new techniques I have seen in years. I first was introduced to the technique in July 2014. I have used the foot strapping in now 100 or so individuals with very good results. It runs about a dollar per day, and lasts 4 days or so. It survives showers and soaking, but not swimming pools. Go to their website. It is super easy to apply. I will try to make my own video soon. They sell in groups of 5, so you do not have to make too much of a committment before purchasing. Good Luck
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Support the Foot Taping,
Taping for Arch Pain,
Taping for Plantar Fasciitis,
Taping the Arch
Friday, June 3, 2011
Low Dye Taping Modifications
This video is a sequelae to the recent video on Low Dye Taping. Here common modifications to the Low Dye Taping for arch/plantar fascia pain or just overall reduction in pronation are presented by our Athletic Trainer, Aphrodite.
Tuesday, May 31, 2011
Low Dye Taping
Dr Ralph Dye, a podiatrist, invented a way of taping the arch which is called the Low Dye. The High Dye was his version of an ankle taping. Both of these techniques are widely used now 50 plus years later. This video demonstrates a version of the classic Low Dye used for a variety of foot complaints including plantar fasciitis, foot strain, metatarsalgia, foot arthralgias, etc.
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