Taping the Arch of Your Foot/Antipronation Taping of the Foot - Presented by Pivotal Motion

Pivotal Motion Physiotherapy Proudly Presents this brief video tutorial on how to Correctly Tape the Arch of Your Foot.
Antipronation taping is used to support the arch of the foot and reduce excessive pronation of the foot. This taping technique is most commonly used to provide symptomatic relief for people with plantar fasciitis but can be used for treatment of lower limb injuries that are associated with abnormal foot pronation.
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[@EmmaDecker-gp1kj]

Thanks so much, this is super helpful!

[@DanNeumann]

Thanks. You don't mention the amount of tension to use on the tape. Do you have suggestions?

[@taniastan7670]

Was the patient pronating or supinating as I can see a pes cavus on the arch? Was the patient a hyperlaxity case and makes his feet pronates?

[@SH-zl9mc]

I also wanted to know about it