During the latter half of the running, the medial gastrocnemius and peroneus longus reduced their activity in the KT and NT conditions respectively. Comparing between conditions, the tibialis anterior were more activated with Kinesio tape in stages 4 and 5. It is presented as sharp pain localized at the medial heel, which can be aggravated by weight bearing and may be associated with calcaneal spur.
Common causes of foot pain include plantar fasciitis, bunions, flat feet, heel spurs, mallet toe, metatarsalgia, claw toe, and Mortons neuroma. Without taping, the NDD decreased slightly after exercise. The anatomy of the foot and its function can predispose to common foot problems. In this area, the ball of your foot becomes painful when youre pushing your body. After the application of Kinesio tapes over the tibialis posterior and transverse arch, the NDD reduced significantly and the relative posterior pressure reduced during stage 8. Pain can also be in the front of the arch, which is the transverse arch. Electromyography, the relative plantar pressure, Rating of Perceived Exertion and Visual Analogue Scale were recorded at each stage. Navicular drop distance (NDD) was measured before and after the running. The running consisted of 9 stages of different inclines on a treadmill over 28 minutes. Nine volunteers participated in a crossover trail of two conditions: with Kinesio tape (KT) or without taping (NT). This study aimed to evaluate the anti-pronation effects of Kinesio tape on flexible flatfoot during running.
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