Introduction to the Methodology of Biomechanical Taping - Part "A"
27octAll Day29Introduction to the Methodology of Biomechanical Taping - Part "A"Budapest, Hungary
Event Details
Objectives of the course On completion of the course, participants will: – Be able to identify the indications/contraindications for the use of Dynamic Taping in a given case – To know and be
Event Details
Objectives of the course
On completion of the course, participants will:
– Be able to identify the indications/contraindications for the use of Dynamic Taping in a given case
– To know and be able to interpret the scientific basis of Dynamic Taping, including the related sciences (physics, biomechanics and physiology of pain) and the mechanical and physiological mechanisms of action of Dynamic Taping.
– Be able to recognise the different degrees of tendinopathies (according to Cook & Purdham, 2009)
– Be able to identify conditions in which Dynamic Tape Global is indicated
– Recognise the significant differences in the physical properties and methodology of Dynamic Taping, Kinesiology Taping and Rigid Sport Taping and are able to independently design methods and applications that optimise the effects of their treatment method using a combination of these tapes.
– Can safely and effectively apply a range of commonly indicated Dynamic Taping techniques, including Power Band techniques.
– Based on their own clients’ individual needs, their self-assessment and their own treatment plans, they will begin to develop their own Dynamic Taping application techniques.
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Tutor
Eva Anett Csuhai
Time
october 27 (Friday) - 29 (Sunday)(GMT+02:00) View in my time
Event Schedule
1st Day:
Session 1: Course Introduction: course structure, outcomes, & education framework
Session 2: Traditional Approaches to Taping – Biomechanical vs Neurophysiological – evidence base: Why Tape Mechanically?
Session 3: Theory – Mechanisms & emerging research
Session 4: Theory – Technique Development Flowchart, Precautions, & Contra-indications
Session 5: Demonstration: Practical application of taping for the upper limb
1. Upper limb offload
2.Internal Rotation (Late Cocking or RTS dislocation)
3.External Rotation (Deceleration in follow through, function in neuro, golf swings, backhands in
4.tennis)
5.Comprehensive Offload incorporating elements of 2 & 3
6.Cervical Offload/bilateral scapula elevation
7.Scapula Sling
8.Lateral Elbow incorporating Mulligan lateral glide, soft tissue offload and counter force bracing
9.Ulnar Collateral Ligament of elbow (introduce concept of Combined Systems Taping)
10.Pronation & Supination (proximal and/or distal RU joints)
11.10.Wrist & Finger Extensors
12.Carpal Instabilities
13.Ulnar carpal de-rotation (TFCC)
14.DeQuervain’s
15.Mallet Finger
16.Thumb UCL
17.Finger Ligaments
2nd Day:
Session 6: Demonstration: Practical application of taping for the lower limb
1.Arch Support – Windlass
2.Figure 8 Arch Support
3.Calf/Achilles/Plantar Fascia complex
4.Lateral Ligament Complex of ankle
5.Reverse 6 spirals
6.Knee Extension – Quads and Patella tendon variations
7.Knee Flexion – Hamstrings
8.Patellofemoral Loop
9.Patellofemoral Sling
10.Hip Extension/Abduction/Ext Rotation
11.Iliotibial Band
12.Hallux Valgus
Session 7: Summary, Evaluation, & Next Steps