Kinesio Taping came to notoriety shortly after the 2008 Olympics where numerous athletes were photographed wearing the colored tapes. The Kinesio Taping concept was developed by Dr. Kenzo Kase, DC in ...

Dear Colin: My physical therapist swears by "kinesio-taping" to help with joint pain. He says he uses it on just about all his patients with knee and shoulder problems because it really makes joints ...

There's a new type of tape in town. Volleyball player Kerri Walsh sported it at the Olympics. Cyclist Lance Armstrong also swears by it, but Kinesio tape isn't just for professional athletes anymore.

Sports injuries are as much a part of the Olympic Games as gold medals and doping allegations. And when pain strikes, many athletes in London turn to a conspicuous crutch: Kinesio, a soft and stretchy ...

The Olympics are entertaining and awe-inspiring—and in many cases, also confusing. Watching volleyball, diving, and track events particularly could leave you wondering: What is that weird tape on ...

Over the past decade there has been a global spread of a dinky, brightly-coloured product, strips of which are often seen adhering to the skin of runners, footballers and others. Kinesio Tape first ...