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SteffanLangholz

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Re: The use of Elastoplast?
« Reply #15 on: February 16, 2017, 01:31:26 PM »

Kinesio tape = 10% stretch of the paper. Can stretch to 100%. Its made to comply with the skin.
The "proper" tape would be Kinesiotape Tex or Classic promoted by Dr. Kenzo..

Works for everything from edema to neurological improvement - if used correctly.

To be fair, many brands do make a suitable knock-off, but Dr. Kenzo invented the theory and the tape, hence his tape would be the proper one.

I use it every day in my practice.
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Re: The use of Elastoplast?
« Reply #16 on: February 16, 2017, 01:36:33 PM »

Kinesio tape = 10% stretch of the paper. Can stretch to 100%. Its made to comply with the skin.
The "proper" tape would be Kinesiotape Tex or Classic promoted by Dr. Kenzo..

Works for everything from edema to neurological improvement - if used correctly.

To be fair, many brands do make a suitable knock-off, but Dr. Kenzo invented the theory and the tape, hence his tape would be the proper one.

I use it every day in my practice.

My wife uses it on her shoulder muscles she  says it really helps ease the pain.
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Re: The use of Elastoplast?
« Reply #17 on: February 16, 2017, 01:40:55 PM »

My wife uses it on her shoulder muscles she  says it really helps ease the pain.

It sure does. If used right, it can deliviate fascia tightness, and thereby improve pains.
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Re: The use of Elastoplast?
« Reply #18 on: February 17, 2017, 12:26:11 AM »

It sure does. If used right, it can deliviate fascia tightness, and thereby improve pains.

I'll agree to it's effectiveness too . I've been using it on both legs to help with Achilles tendonitis all season . Some days I couldn't get on the field without it .
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