MY GOD, THANK YOU!!! 😻 I've been having trouble with my plantar fascitis pain; my foot was so painful, I wanted to throw out every pair of shoes I owned. I tried your method, and, I felt instant relief, and, in about a week, it's way better; my pain went from 10 to a 2. From the bottom of my heart, thank you so much for sharing! 💜💜💜
I recommend Shockwave Therapy plus taping after each session. In 4 sessions I can feel the difference, next Monday my 5th and last therapy. I will keep taping but, with the instructions on this video which look better than what is done now. Thanks!!!
I used to do this almost everyday with Sports tape and it helped a lot. I did have to figure out how tight/lose I needed for just the right amount of support. It did take practice. Great video. Thanks for such a clear explanation. I was able to share it with others to help them out. 🙏🏽😃
Tough to get it to stick during athletics. Sometimes I use a strap around the foot and/or kinesiotape, then this taping method afterward to unload the tissue. All depends on the circumstance.
@@SamVisnic the tape feels amazing if have been doing it a month and it has improved my performance didn’t realize how many moments I was doing wrong because of pain. I have been taping and then using like and ankle support sock without the sole in it from cvs and those 2 things together keep the tape in place. Thank you!
This is a tough question to answer in general. Depends on the case, and especially how its tolerated. The biggest issue is avoiding blisters from the tape. Some people can tolerate it daily IF they don't have to move around a lot and its applied with the right amount of tension (not too much). When I use it, the goal is temporary for reduction in a flare up, then reduce usage as other therapies start to help more.
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MY GOD, THANK YOU!!! 😻
I've been having trouble with my plantar fascitis pain; my foot was so painful, I wanted to throw out every pair of shoes I owned.
I tried your method, and, I felt instant relief, and, in about a week, it's way better; my pain went from 10 to a 2.
From the bottom of my heart, thank you so much for sharing! 💜💜💜
Glad it helped!
Thank you! I play tennis and have plantar fasciitis. Following your taping method felt so good on my foot! We won our match and my foot feels great!
Fantastic!
I recommend Shockwave Therapy plus taping after each session. In 4 sessions I can feel the difference, next Monday my 5th and last therapy. I will keep taping but, with the instructions on this video which look better than what is done now. Thanks!!!
I used to do this almost everyday with Sports tape and it helped a lot. I did have to figure out how tight/lose I needed for just the right amount of support. It did take practice. Great video. Thanks for such a clear explanation. I was able to share it with others to help them out. 🙏🏽😃
Thank you!
Thank you. For the first time last night I did not feel pain. I stand on my feet all night on hard concrete type floor.
Your very welcome and I'm glad it helped!
I do mma and have weak arches in my feet and am always bear foot while working out hoping this tape is gonna stick well while sweating
Tough to get it to stick during athletics. Sometimes I use a strap around the foot and/or kinesiotape, then this taping method afterward to unload the tissue. All depends on the circumstance.
@@SamVisnic the tape feels amazing if have been doing it a month and it has improved my performance didn’t realize how many moments I was doing wrong because of pain. I have been taping and then using like and ankle support sock without the sole in it from cvs and those 2 things together keep the tape in place. Thank you!
Would a compression sock do the same thing?
No. The tape will unload the arch. A compression sock has no where near the same support.
How many times we need to tape it?
Daily basis or weekly basis?
How much time it needs to be retained?
This is a tough question to answer in general. Depends on the case, and especially how its tolerated. The biggest issue is avoiding blisters from the tape. Some people can tolerate it daily IF they don't have to move around a lot and its applied with the right amount of tension (not too much). When I use it, the goal is temporary for reduction in a flare up, then reduce usage as other therapies start to help more.
@@SamVisnic Many thanks for the reply.
Awesome video 🔥
Thank you!
Brilliant, thank you
Welcome, thank you for watching.