A taping course can teach participants how to tape their feet and legs, with a focus on tendons, joints and ligaments in ankle joints, hallux, knees, Achilles tendons, heel spurs and flat feet, or also comprehensively for all other key areas of the body, such as shoulders and elbows, back, neck, thumbs or fingers.

Taping is used for a wide variety of complaints, but can also be used for prevention. Back pain and muscle injuries, ligament and tendon injuries are often reasons to use kinesio taping, as are shoulder pain, joint pain, tendon problems, incorrect posture and positions, headaches and migraines. After a professional taping course, you will be able to treat these complaints.

As a rule, beginners with no previous knowledge who would like to learn more about the functional bandaging technique can take part in a tape course. These can be private individuals as well as professionals from the medical, complementary medicine, nursing or sports therapy sector, chiropodists, masseurs, pharmacists, chemists or sports trainers.

Taping supports muscles and relieves joints, tendons and ligaments. A taping course helps users to improve joint function, lymph flow, muscle function and energy flow, remove circulation restrictions and relieve pain.

Tape courses usually last one day, during which the participants are introduced to the subject and practice taping.