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How Kinesiology Tape Can Help People with Multiple Sclerosis

Understanding MS and Movement Multiple Sclerosis (MS) affects how the brain and body communicate. As the protective myelin around nerves is damaged, people with MS often experience changes in balance,...

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The overlooked recovery tool: nature and the nervous system

Cosy evenings await but don’t forget to get outside - for 120 minutes in nature! As professionals, we often focus on structured exercise — sets, reps, intensity, and progression. But...

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Behind the Suction: Separating Myth from Mechanism in Cupping Therapy

Cupping can be a valuable adjunct in modern manual therapy, supporting exercise and rehabilitation goals. While it shouldn’t be used in isolation for pain management, dedicated cupping sessions can still...

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Kinesiology Tape for Knee Osteoarthritis 'Staying in the Game'

Kinesiology Tape for Knee Osteoarthritis: Immediate Effects in Older Adults Can kinesiology tape (KT) really make a difference for older adults with knee osteoarthritis? A 2019 study in Medicine explored...

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Does IASTM Really Improve Range of Motion?

Does IASTM Really Improve Range of Motion? A fresh review of the science (evidence). Instrument-Assisted Soft Tissue Mobilization (IASTM) has become a popular tool in manual therapy. Many clinicians use...

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A Brief History of RockTape Education

A brief history of RockTape education  We have a busy three day teaching event in London next week and it got us thinking about how it all started.  RockTape (Kinesiology...

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Does Kinesio Taping Really Work for Neck Pain? A 2024 Review

In this blog we review the first systematic review and meta-analysis conducted on the efficacy of Kinesiology taping (KT) for treating neck pain. It’s from last year (2024) full reference...

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Hamstring Cupping Research – Flexibility but not Power

As manual therapists, we're always looking for ways to enhance our clients' well-being and performance. Cupping therapy has been gaining significant interest. But what does the latest research tell us...

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