Bright-colored strips of tape in odd patterns are increasingly being seen on professional and recreational athletes. Kinesiology tape can help take pressure off overused muscles, reduce swelling ...

Kinesiology tape catapulted into public consciousness when cyclist Lance Armstrong referred to it ... many athletes could be seen wearing various patterns of what looked to be painter's tape, ...

Kinesiology tape is commonly used around areas that have joints like the knee, shoulder, lower back and wrists. “Kinesiology tape works by pulling the skin away from the connective tissues to ...

No. 1 - It's Not a Magical Fix. If you're seriously injured KT Tape isn't going to magically fix you. KT Tape is used to help with recovery and symptoms associated with pain, not completely heal ...

Kinesiology tape, or KT tape, is a helpful tool that can be used to ease runner's knee pain, but it's not as simple as tearing off a few neon green strips, sticking them on your leg, ...

What's up with that colorful tape crisscrossing so many runners, volleyball players and triathletes these days? It's called kinesiology tape, and ever since the Beijing Olympics two years ago, it's… ...

Kinesiology tape doesn’t prevent ankles injuries such as sprains, a new study by the University of Dundee found.

Kinesiology tape may also help manage pain, which is why 67 percent of healthcare professionals use the tool, according to a 2021 survey of more than 1,000 athletic trainers, sports physical ...