The NEW Equi-Tape® Module Annual Subscription
Created by popular demand, the NEW Equi-Tape® Module Annual Subscription includes all modules and applications, along with downloadable step by step videos and pictures making every application easier.
Purchase the Module package from the website then download the NEW Equi-Tape® App from Google Play or the App Store for access on the go!
Module: Fascia
Fascia is essential to your horse's health and ability to perform. Equi-Tape® offers effective and groundbreaking applications to promote healthy fascia, help your horse recover from over work or trauma, and improve mobility and range of motion.
Single Strip: Single Strip to promote healthy fascia in muscles and fascia lines.
Fascia Wave: Fascia Wave technique to address muscle health and trauma recovery.
Fascia Chain: Fascia Chain advanced technique to address specific facia lines.
Module: The Stifle
The stifle is one of the most complicated and hard working joints in the body! This module helps you understand the anatomy and biomechanical function of the stifle as well as addresses common issues. Learn three ways to support the stifle to help prevent injury, improve performance, and build strength.
Lower Joint Support: Lower joint support to promote stability and muscle development.
Patellar Ligament: Medial patellar ligament stabilization and overall joint support.
Lateral & Medial: Full lateral and medial support of the stifle joint for training and rehab.
Module: The Back
Every horse can benefit from a back application! Learn about the anatomy
of the back and how to address common issues to benefit your horse. Each level can be used in all training, care, or rehabilitation scenarios.
Muscle Relaxation: Muscle relaxation and general wellness application.
Athletic Support: Athletic support for stability and injury prevention.
Advanced Support: Advanced support for rehabilitation from issues like kissing spine.
Module: The Hock
The Hock Module will help you see the hock joint and it's roll in performance in a whole new light! We discuss the anatomical function of the hock, common injuries, and how to best support the hock to prevent injury or heal faster.
Basic Support: Basic support for rest days, horses not in work, pre-farrier visit.
Moderate Support: Moderate support for athletes, injury prevention, or post-hock injections.
Full Support: Full support application for high impact athletes and horses in rehab.
Module: Lower Legs
Learn effective ways to support the lower leg in all training and rehabilitation scenarios. This module will provide you with in-depth information on anatomy, circulation, common leg issues, injury prevention, and performance. You will also learn how to reduce pain, speed recovery, and provide biomechanical support. You will be given information on when to tape, how long to tape, and rehabilitation protocols.
Athletic Support: All Around Support.
Suspensory Support: For Athletes and Rehabilitation.
Collateral Ligament: Injury Support.
Contracted Tendons: Corrective Support.
Module: Connections
Balance, collection, and optimized performance start with proper conditioning and self carriage. Learn how Equi-Tape® applications can help create a soft and round body for all skill levels and disciplines. This module is dedicated to helping horses develop in training, conditioning, and rehabilitation work.
Hind-End to Core
Front-End to Core
Thoracic Sling
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