Kineziotaping (per 20 cm)

Kinesiology tape application by 20 cm strip — typically applied as part of a physio session or as a standalone short appointment. Used for muscle support, joint stabilisation, lymphatic drainage, and post-injury proprioceptive feedback.

Studio Náskok's physiotherapy programme is delivered by trained physiotherapists working as part of a registered healthcare facility (registrované zdravotnické zařízení). Sessions combine manual therapy, soft-tissue work, exercise prescription, and integration with the studio's adjunct modalities — local cryotherapy, shock wave (focused or radial), HILT laser, EMTT magnetic therapy, and HBOT — for a multi-modality regenerative approach. Indications cover the standard musculoskeletal range: post-injury rehab (sports and accidental), chronic pain (neck, lower back, shoulder, hip, knee), tendinopathies (tennis elbow, plantar fasciitis, Achilles), post-surgical rehabilitation, postural and movement dysfunction, and headache / TMJ-related muscular pain. The studio also offers functional foot diagnostics (plantar pressure / gait analysis) and custom orthotic insole fabrication as a bundled product. The physio rooms are set up for both manual therapy on a treatment table and active rehab with floor space, bands, and bodyweight equipment. Kineziotaping (KT tape application) is sold as an add-on by the 20 cm strip. All treatments are private 1-on-1 with the physiotherapist for the booked duration. Cancellation <24h before incurs a 500 CZK fee. Kineziotaping (KT tape) is a thin elastic adhesive tape applied to the skin over muscles, tendons, or joints to provide proprioceptive feedback, support without restricting motion, and (in lymphatic-drainage applications) lift the skin to improve interstitial flow. Applications include knee tracking issues, lower-back support, shoulder positioning, calf/Achilles support, post-surgical lymphatic management, and pregnancy-related back support. Application is sold by 20 cm strip — typical applications use 1-3 strips per area depending on technique. The physiotherapist selects tape pattern, tension, and direction based on the assessed need. Tape lasts 3-5 days under normal wear including showering.