Simplest Taping Technique EVER for Plantar Fasciitis
Two reason for taping your foot.
- You are thinking of trying an arch support insole, and you want to see if
added support in the arch makes your foot feel better. Tape can provide
added arch support. Good for individual who are loose jointed. See three
quick tests (below) to see if you are loose jointed. - You would prefer not to use an insole in your shoe- or can’t- but still want
increased arch support.
Materials needed:
● We suggest using two types of tape to avoid skin breakdown. First layer of
tape against the skin should be a 2” wide CoverRoll Stretch. This tape will
protect your skin from the second type of tape.
● The second type of tape can irritate and even tear your skin. We
recommend a 1 ½ inch Leukotape.
● A link to amazon for these two types of tape is provided in the description
of the video.
Before taping your arch make certain it is acceptable to your physician or
podiatrist.
The advantage to this taping technique is in its simplicity. Watch the video for the
technique.
3 Quick Tests to see if you are loose-jointed.
- Flex your hand toward your wrist. Then take your thumb and bend it
toward your forearm. If able to touch you are hypermobile or loose jointed. - Straighten your arms in from of you. Do they bend beyond straight?
- Do your knees bend beyond straight?
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This video is a part of a series of videos on how to treat Plantar Fasciitis on your own. Check out the full series of videos along with downloadable guide sheets for each video on our website here: http://bobandbrad.com/programs
