Part of our credentialing education pathway, this comprehensive
module is specifically designed to help clinicians
develop a sound understanding and ability to employ Dynamic Tape Global with a
specific focus on the upper and lower limb.
Though focused on efficient application of Dynamic Tape Global, the module
will also provide an ability to critically evaluate taping approaches
and an exploration of the underpinning biomechanical principles that
enhance successful use of the tool. The module will outline
the influence of load and force transfer on pathology and
movement, consider traditional taping approaches and their uses and
limitations with respect to managing load and movement, in addition to
exploring the unique properties of Dynamic Tape Global which allow the tool
to address these gaps.
To further familiarise attendees with the various mechanical
mechanisms and contemporary utilization of Dynamic Tape Global, emerging
research will be considered, enhancing practitioners’ application
to support their clients to realise their performance and clinical
outcome goals.
