To The Bone: Sports Medicine PodcastDynamic Tape w/ Ryan Kendrick (1.0)
Instructor
Shelby Daly
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Course Overview
Dynamic Tape was developed to function as a biomechanical aid that assists movement by absorbing and redistributing load rather than simply providing sensory feedback. Unlike many traditional taping systems, Dynamic Tape is designed to mimic the function of an external muscle by storing and releasing elastic energy during movement. This approach may help reduce stress on injured tissues while maintaining functional movement patterns. The system has been applied across a wide range of populations, including elite athletes, orthopedic patients, and individuals with neurological conditions. Athletic trainers should understand the biomechanical principles behind various taping methods to select the most appropriate intervention for each patient.
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What You'll Learn?
- Describe the biomechanical principles that differentiate Dynamic Tape from traditional kinesiology tape.
- Explain how load absorption and force management can influence movement and rehabilitation outcomes.
- Identify clinical applications for Dynamic Tape across orthopedic, neurological, and performance populations.
- Discuss the role of external load management in injury recovery and athletic performance.
- Evaluate considerations for selecting taping interventions based on patient presentation and movement demands.
- A laptop, computer (Mac, Windows, Ubuntu/Linux) or mobile phone and enthusiasm and a desire to learn.
- On-Demand Learning Video
- Assessment of Knowledge Quiz
- Certificate of Completion