Here are three more new KT Tape video’s requested by our customers on Twitter and Facebook. If you’d like to request a video please let us know. BICEP Here’s a brand new video fro bicep strains. KT Tape can help relieve the pain in the bicep by relaxing a damaged muscle, increasing blood flow to [...]

Dr. Kenneth Thomas BS, MS, DC, CCSP explains the causes, symptoms, and best treatment practices for Tennis Elbow, with a specific focus on how KT Tape works to alleviate pain and enhance the healing process.

Kirstie Honeywill-Syke is a top athlete who races with a hand crank (hand cycle). She is tough as nails, sweet as pie and has placed within the top three in every race she’s entered. And she suffers from NMO (Neuromyelitis Optica), an autoimmune disease that attacks the optic nerves and spinal cord. Kirstie has taken her life into her own hands and not let her illness stop her from becoming an amazing athlete in her field.

The US Open is in full swing and KT Tape is excited to have Clay Sniteman right courtside for the entire tournament.

KT Tape is excited to announce the newest member of the KT Tape Medical Advisory Board, Clay Sniteman, will be featured on the Tennis Channel program Hit to Fit.

Tennis fans sure are getting an eyeful of KT Tape these days — first at the BNP Paribas Open in Indian Wells a few weeks ago, and now at the Sony Ericsson Open in Miami this week. At both tournaments, top players have been seen sporting Kinesiology Therapeutic Tape during their matches. Some of the most common injuries being taped include knees, back, elbows and wrists — all places that tennis players have over-use injuries. KT Tape also allows players with these problems to quickly get get back on the court doing what they love.

We had a great time at the BNP Paribas Open this past week in Indian Wells, California. We treated thousands of people with strained shoulders, back pain, tennis elbow, wrist pain, and knee pain. We are very pleased at the results and we’d like to thank all of those that returned to see us days later to report on their relief and improved conditions. Many reported that they were able to play again without the pain that had sidelined them for so long.

Tennis elbow is caused by tiny tears in the forearm tendon and has nothing to do with playing tennis. Tennis elbow usually begins when people start compensating their movements due to untreated shoulder pain. Some exercises and stretches outlined to prevent Tennis Elbow. KT Tape offers great support for those who have Tennis elbow.