How to tape your knee with kinesiology tapeKnee injuries are one of the most common injuries and are caused by various factors. If your knee is bothering you after intensive therapy, it may be helpful to tape it with kinesiology tape. Taping the knee is extremely effective in reducing knee problems. Osteoarthritis of the knee, jumpers knee and sprained, or torn knee ligaments are common knee injuries. They often occur as a result of intensive sport on a hard surface. However, knee pain can have various causes and is not simply the result of wear and tear or overuse. A so-called theatre knee (slight damage to the back of the kneecap) is caused by sitting still for long periods with a bent knee. This disrupts muscle function, resulting in shortened muscles and loss of strength. Pain in the knee can be caused by damage to the cartilage below the kneecap through overuse or injury. This causes your pain to increase and activities such as running, cycling and climbing stairs become more painful. Below, we explain how you can best tape your knee to reduce pain.