We all know KT Tape isn’t just for athletes, it has many practical uses for everyday people as well, including arthritis pain.

KT Tape isn’t just for sports injuries, it can be applied to treat a slue of non sports related injuries varying from carpel tunnel syndrome to neck pain caused by sitting in front sitting at your office computer day in and day out. With mobile devices becoming more and more a part of our lives De Quervian Syndrome is becoming a more common injury.

We love getting testimonials and just because they aren’t long doesn’t mean we don’t appreciate them any less. Here are some great shout-outs we’ve received from some enthusiastic KT Tape Facebook fans

KT Tape isn’t just limited to the playing field, it has countless uses and applications many which are very much suited for the everyday office dweller glued to their computer for eight hours a day.

Meet Joe McCaleb. If you happened to stop by the KT Tape booth at the Teva Mountain Games in Vail this last weekend, you’d probably recognize his taping handiwork that covered hundreds of athletes at the outdoor sports competition. Joe was kind enough too share his experience with KT Tape with us.

Of course you know that KT Tape can reduce your muscle pain after a tough workout, but here at KT Tape we always like to see what else is out there in terms of non-traditional remedies. Now, scientists at the University of Georgia have proven that the a daily dose of ginger can ease the aches and pains suffered after heavy exercise.

Major muscle groups usually dominate a strength training plan. According to an article in the Dr. Yessis Sports Training Blog, it is equally important to pay attention to the minor muscle groups. Minor muscle groups are largely responsible for providing support and stability to the major muscle groups to perform efficiently, Yessis says.