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Truetape Application

Chest

TRUETAPE: how to tape your chest

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Main application

Muscle strain
Tight muscles
Muscle soreness*

What you need

1 TRUETAPE strip

Wearing time

4 days

Taping tips

Apply tape 1 hour before starting an activity

Thoroughly remove dirt, moisture, oils and lotions from the skin before taping

Do not wear the tape for longer than 7 days

To activate the adhesive, carefully rub the tape several times after applying

In areas that are particularly hairy, trim the hair to ensure the tape sticks better

Remove paper backing before application and always make sure the ends of the tape are applied WITHOUT stretch

PHOTO INSTRUCTIONS

Application chest - Starting position
STARTING POSITION

Leave your arm hanging relaxed to the side.

1. STRIP

Application chest - Step 1
0% STRETCH

Apply the anchor without stretch to the fronside of your shoulder.

Application chest - Step 2
25% STRETCH

Extend your arm in a 90° angle sidewards with your palms facing upwards. Tape with 25% stretch over your muscle towards slightly above of your nipple.

Application chest - Step 3
0% STRETCH

Finish the end of the tape without stretch.

Application chest - Step 4
DONE!

Make sure to give the whole application another good rub to activate the adhesive. Congrats, that's it.

* PLEASE NOTE: The examples of application and explanations on the effect of the tape are not based on medical studies. The effect of the tape is not considered proven. The statements and articles are based on many years of subjective experience and application reports from customers, patients and trained therapists. The information on this page is not intended to be a substitute for visiting a doctor, physiotherapist or other expert.