Description

Stop suffering from ongoing injuries! End the pain and help your muscles heal faster with kinesiology tape!

Kinesiology tape is an elastic body tape with a strong adhesive on one end, meant to stick to the skin and stretch it out. It pulls the upper layers of skin, creating more space between the dermis and the muscle. This space relieves pressure on the lymph channels in the area and creates more space for lymph flow. Thus providing better lymph drainage through an affected area. Increased space allows muscles greater contractility, resulting in better muscle performance. The final results are reduced muscle fatigue, increased range of motion, and better quality of muscle contraction.

The benefits of using kinesiology tape:

• Relieving pain
• Bruise and injury recovery
• Reducing inflammation and swelling
• Muscle and joint recovery and support
• Spasm prevention
• Future injuries prevention
• Improved athletic performance

The tape can be stretched up to 70% of its resting length. It stretches easily and helps provide you with an unparalleled level of support, comfort, and relaxation for your muscles and joints. It’s also waterproof, breathable and lightweight and doesn’t inhibit your full range of motion. Pre-cut tape strips are specified for a wide range of body parts. The kinesiology tape is meant for preventative maintenance and can be used for a wide variety of applications. For example, for better workouts, active running, a volleyball game, bicycle racing, or other athletic activities.

KEY BENEFITS

✔️ EFFECTIVE PHYSICAL THERAPY TREATMENT — Provides your muscles and joints with support, stability, and decompression to deal with a multitude of injuries, relax muscles, reduce inflammation, and improve athletic performance.

✔️ ECONOMICAL — More economical over time than other modalities. It’s easy to apply, and it may be used over a longer period of time.

✔️ USED FOR A VARIETY OF APPLICATIONS — Can be used for any part of your body and boasts a wide variety of applications: during and after workouts, running, cycling, playing sports games and more.