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MAXTAPING ® MAXTAPING Theory • Tissue injury causes: Inflammation, swelling and stiffness Shrinking of the space between superficial fascia and muscle Constriction of the flow of lymphatic fluid Pain and discomfort ® How MAXTAPING work? • Skin lifting to affect superficial fascia • Normalize the space between superficial fascia and muscle • Normalize the function of lymphatic fluid •Improve circulation •Improve healing process •Reduce pain ® Function of MAXTAPING • • • • • • Reduce pain, edema and inflammation Improve circulation Support a weakened tissue Release tight tissue Correct misalignment of a joint Prevent injury Indications • Musculoskeletal system Myofascia pain, carpal tunnel syndrome, shoulder subluxation, Soft tissue injury, Structure misalignment • Nervous system Abnormal muscle tone, PNS injury, Neuralgia • Systematic problems Lymphoedema, Variocosity, Gouty Arthritis, Menstrual Cramp Materials • Tape 100% cotton No medicinal properties Water resistant Good ventilation • Glue Acrylic glue Intermittent wave pattern Materials • Color Beige, Pink, Blue, Yellow, black • Elasticity Up to 140% of resting length • Weight and thickness Similar to skin ® MAXTAPING Technique Shape I, Y, X, Fan and Web cut Size Controlled To fit! Tension Support or release soft tissue Direction Shape Support, release soft tissue and correct joint Reduce edema, swelling X cut Support and release soft tissue Y cut tender Fan cut point, centralize pain Lift I cut Reduce Support edema and release muscle Web cut Tension • No tension at the beginning and end of the tape • Neutral tension 10~25% Most effective tension • Moderate force 50% Applied to non-stretched skin For joint contracture or contraindications for joint movements • Maximum force 75~100% For correction techniques. Direction • Support soft tissue Origin to Insertion • Release tight muscle Insertion to Origin Neck Pain Position: Chin-in and neck flexion in sitting position I O a. Y cut Anchor:below hair Tail: along each side of the spine X cut Anchor:place the center of the Tape on C7 –T1 Tail:toward lateral side Low Back Pain Position: Trunk flexion in sitting or standing position I O a. Double I cut Anchor:above tailbone Tail:along each side of the spine I cut Anchor:place the center of the tape at tender point Tail:toward lateral side of lumbar region Tennis Elbow Position: Elbow extension, forearm pronation and wrist flexion O a. Y cut Anchor:insertion of wrist extensor Tail:surround wrist extensor I X cut Anchor:tender point Tail:toward lateral side Osteoarthritis Knee Position Knee flexion in supine (left photo) knee extension in sidelying (right photo) O a. I Y cut Anchor:belly of quadriceps Tail:surround patella and connect below patella Y cut Anchor:tibia tuberosity Tail:surround patella O c. Y cut Anchor:origin of hamstrings Tail:insertion of hamstrings I Ankle Sprain Position: Ankle plantarflexion and inversion during extended period of sitting or supine position O I a. I cut Anchor:lateral tibial condyle Tail:along to tibalis anterior X cut Anchor:place the center of the tape on anterior talofibular ligament Tail:toward lateral side c. I cut Anchor:medial side of heel Tail:through heel to lateral malleolus THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION!