Spine pain
Pain in the spine can be manifold by nature and occur in different areas of the spine. They may appear as dull, stabbing, pulling, burning or pulsating pain. Spinal pain can be acute, sudden, or chronic, long-lasting. Acute pain is often due to injury or strain, while chronic pain is related to underlying conditions such as osteoarthritis or disc problems.
Taping back long application – Tips
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Spine pain
Pain in the spine can be manifold by nature and occur in different areas of the spine. They may appear as dull, stabbing, pulling, burning or pulsating pain. Spinal pain can be acute, sudden, or chronic, long-lasting. Acute pain is often due to injury or strain, while chronic pain is related to underlying conditions such as osteoarthritis or disc problems.
Taping back long application – Tips
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Step by step tape tutorial
Start by attaching the base of the blue tape to your lower back. Apply a light correction technique that crosses up to the scapula to support an erection.
Apply a light correction technique that crosses up to the scapula to support an erection. To do this, peel off the release paper piece by piece and attach the tape to the neck for the time being, without permanently sticking it.
Now bend the upper body forward (pre-stretch) and fasten the first rein of the tape.
Repeat the application on the other side.
To activate the tape, rub over the entire application again.
The long back application for erecting the back is finished.
