How to tape shoulder pain or injuries
Looking for a clear explanation on how to tape your shoulder? This taping method supports the shoulder and helps relieve pain during movement.
How kinesiology tape can help with shoulder pain
On this page you will find the step-by-step taping instruction for shoulder complaints. The guide includes photos, preparation steps, measuring & cutting instructions, and a video.
CureTape kinesiology tape is used by physiotherapists and sports professionals worldwide. Whether you are dealing with shoulder pain, discomfort in the upper arm or reduced mobility — this taping method is easy to do yourself without prior experience.
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MyCureTape® Sports 3-Roll Combi Pack
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Shoulder taping instructions
How to tape your shoulder (general)
If you’re experiencing discomfort in the upper arm or shoulder joint area, applying this taping technique can have a relaxing and pain-relieving effect.
Tip: If your shoulder muscles are weak, apply the tape in the opposite direction for optimal support.
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Disclaimer: Please note: the suggested tape applications and the information on our website regarding the possibilities of the Medical Taping Concept are not yet scientifically proven. The stated claims are based primarily on extensive experience from therapists and users of CureTape® products. No rights can be derived from the content on this website.
Contraindications for not using tape: pregnancy, open wounds, bone fractures, unexplained complaints, allergies and skin conditions, medication use such as blood thinners, thrombosis, and fever. Always consult a medical professional if in doubt.