Sports Taping

Sports taping can provide extra support to a joint or muscle during activity and rehabilitation. We use appropriate taping techniques to help support movement and assist you as you work towards returning to sport and normal activities.

Physiotherapist applying kinesiology tape around a knee

What we help with

Common conditions and situations we see with sports taping.

  • Ankle and knee support during return to sport
  • Support for healing muscles and joints
  • Managing load during rehabilitation
  • Confidence during activity after injury

What to expect

A clear, supportive process from your first visit through to recovery.

01

Assess the need

We determine whether taping will help your specific injury and stage of recovery.

02

Apply the technique

We use the appropriate taping method to support the area during your activity or rehab.

03

Show you how

Where useful, we can guide you on taping so you can manage it yourself between sessions.

Our approach

Taping is a supportive tool during rehabilitation, not a substitute for building strength and control. We use it to help you stay active and confident while the underlying work — restoring strength and movement — continues.

Sports Taping — frequently asked questions

Will taping fix my injury?
Taping supports a joint or muscle during activity, but it doesn't replace rehabilitation. It's used alongside strengthening and movement work that addresses the underlying injury.
How long does the tape stay on?
It depends on the type of tape and your activity. We'll let you know how long yours should last and what to watch for, such as skin irritation.

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