1. Common Foot Taping Procedures

2. Arch Technique 1 (to support weak arches)

3. Arch Technique 2 (for longitudinal arch)

4. Arch Technique 3 (X teardrop arch and forefoot support)

5. Arch Technique 4 (fan arch support)

6. LowDye Technique (Management of fallen arch, pronation, arch strains and plantar fascitis) (

7. Sprained Toes

8. Bunions

9. Turf Toe (prevents excessive hyperextension of metatarsophalangeal joint)

10. Hammer or Clawed Toes (reduces pressure of bent toes against shoes)

11. Fractured Toes (splints injured to non-injured toe)

12. Common Ankle Taping Procedures

13. Routine Prophylactic (Preventative) Taping

14. Closed Basket Weave Used for newly sprained or chronically weak ankles
U-shaped felt pad can be used to provide focal compression
Aids in controlling swelling

15. Closed Basket weave (Gibney) Technique

16. Open Basket Weave
Allows more dorsiflexion and plantar flexion, provides medial and lateral stability and room for swelling
Used in acute sprain situations in conjunction with elastic bandage and cold application

17. Open Basket Weave

18. Continuous-Stretch Tape Technique

19. Common Leg & Knee Taping Procedures

20. Achilles Tendon (prevent Achilles over-stretching)

21. Collateral Ligament

22. Rotary Taping for Knee Instability (provides stability following ACL & MCL injury)

23. Knee Hyperextension (Prevent knee hyperextension, provide support to injured hamstring or slackened cruciate ligament)

24. Patellofemoral Taping (McConnell technique)
Helps to manage glide, tilt, rotation and anteroposterior orientation of patella
Accomplished by passively taping patella into biomechanically correct position
Also provides prolonged stretch to soft-tissue structures associated with dysfunction

25. Patellofemoral Taping (McConnell technique)