How does Mobility Tape Work?

Mobility Tape the only kinesiology tape to incorporate heat activation. Releive pain, recover faster, impress your clients.

MobilityTape slowly releases menthol, borneol and camphor over a 60 hour period to provide the user with a releiving sensation and the benefits of tape + natual analgesics.

It can be used to achieve a strengthening, correcting or regenerating effect using various bonding techniques.

It can be used to achieve a strengthening, correcting or regenerating effect using various bonding techniques.

The applied tape loosens the skin and tissues, increases lymph drainage, improves blood circulation, and reduces the pressure on pain receptors.

It stabilizes muscles and joints, relieves the load on damaged tissues, and reduces the possibility of inflammation.

Techniques

Muscle technique

The base of the kinesio tape is applied to the area and the treated muscle is stretched, then the tape is applied to the affected area without stretching the tape.

The applied strip forms folds when returning from the extended position to the neutral position. As a result, the skin and tissues loosen, the flow of lymph fluid becomes more intense, blood circulation improves, and the pressure on the pain receptors is reduced.

This technique normalizes muscle tone, reduces edema and pain, and increases the load-bearing capacity of the muscle, thus speeding up its recovery.

Articular ligament technique

A weakened joint due to weakness or injury to the articular ligament may be supported.Tape is applied along the damaged ligament, and the joint is adjusted to a functional axis. This results in improved joint function, and reduiced pain.

The correction technique is used to restore the area to a proper functional position. The technique can be used to correct a joint or

Correction technique

The correction technique is used to restore the area to a proper functional position. The technique can be used to correct a joint or soft tissue.

Lymphatic technique

By lifting the skin, it increases the space between the tissues, making it easier for the lymphatic system to transport the accumulated fluid. The tape glued in the correct direction directs the accumulated fluid out of the interstitial space.