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Build Physiotherapy | Holistic Rehab & Performance Training on Instagram: "Stabilising ankles, one strap at a time! 🦶💪 This taping technique is great for stabilizing the ankle and decreasing the risk of sprains.  Steps to strap up:  1. Start with anchors – make sure they're not too tight  2. Add stirrups, covering the malleoli (behind, over, and in front). Use as much or little tape as needed for your ankle.  3. Apply '6ixs' in both directions for solid support.  4. Use heel locks as needed – one, two, or none, depending on your stability requirements.  5. Lock it off, ensuring anchors aren't too tight.  Remember to use heel and lace pads to protect the Achilles and tibialis anterior tendon from cuts.   Keep your foot in dorsiflexion during the entire process.  Stay safe and strong! 🏃‍♀ Taping Ankle Stability, Ankle Tape For Support, How To Tape Ankle, How To Tape Ankle For Support, Tibialis Anterior, Ankle Taping, Ankle Ligaments, Weak Ankles, K Tape

Build Physiotherapy | Holistic Rehab & Performance Training on Instagram: "Stabilising ankles, one strap at a time! 🦶💪 This taping technique is great for stabilizing the ankle and decreasing the risk of sprains. Steps to strap up: 1. Start with anchors – make sure they're not too tight 2. Add stirrups, covering the malleoli (behind, over, and in front). Use as much or little tape as needed for your ankle. 3. Apply '6ixs' in both directions for solid support. 4. Use heel locks as…

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