KR101813087B1 - Body-adhesive kinesiology tape - Google Patents

Abstract

An exemplary embodiment includes a body adhesive sports science tape. The body adhesive sports science tape includes a strip of exercise science tape, the strip of exercise science tape comprising a first end and a second end opposite the first end. The body adhesive sports science tape also includes a longitudinal cut within the strip of exercise science tape and an adhesive on the first surface of the strip of exercise science tape, the longitudinal cut extending from the first end to the second end To a predetermined distance. The adhesive is configured to attach a strip of exercise science tape to the body. The body adhesive sports science tape also includes a backing material located on the first surface of the strip of exercise science tape. The backing material is configured to prevent the adhesive from drying by covering the adhesive until just before the user applies a strip of exercise science tape to the body.

Description

{BODY-ADHESIVE KINESIOLOGY TAPE}

The present application relates to a body adhesive sports science tape.

Exercise science tapes typically consist of strips of elastic and inelastic fibers that are covered with cotton and are placed on the skin of the human body. Exercise science tapes are useful for treating overcrowded muscles and injured muscles and for reducing pain in rehabilitation therapy to promote recovery. The tape can have a lifting effect on the skin that can reduce pain by reducing circulation and reducing swelling and inflammation and also relieving pressure from the person suffering the pain.

Nevertheless, there are a number of disadvantages to current technology in exercise science tapes. Specifically, in order to provide adequate support for various muscle groups or body parts, the body adhesive tape must be applied in a special manner in which a plurality of strips of a certain size and shape need to be used. However, exercise science tapes are generally available in the form of rolls and are additionally provided as a piece to allow the user to remove the correct amount from the roll of tape and properly support the joint or muscle It may be necessary to cut.

The body adhesive sports science tape for use in athletic activities is required to be strong, resilient enough to provide adequate support to the user and to exhibit resistance to tearing. These tapes should not be easily torn into fewer pieces and must be carefully cut to the desired size and shape. Scissors should therefore be used to cut the tape into the desired size and shape. However, as the tape is not easily cut, the scissors must be fairly sharp. This may cause damage to the user, as the user may have to carry these scissors with the tape to the playground or other location of use.

Also, cutting the exercise science tape can make the edge on the exercise science tape have a sharp corner. Since exercise science tapes are often used on or near the joints, these sharp corners can persistently pierce the user or otherwise irritate the user. Also, the cutting edge of the tape may begin to fray less due to cutting. This may loosen exercise science tapes while the user is engaged in some physical activity. Alternatively, the user may be required to reapply the exercise science tape during a brief rest period of physical activity to ensure that the tape does not become loose or fall off.

In addition, different joints and groups of muscles may require different application of exercise science tapes. Indeed, one joint or group of muscles may require different configurations of exercise science tapes for different injuries to joints or muscle groups. Thus, the user may need to know not only the type and length of the exercise science tape to be applied, but also the proper method of application.

Therefore, only those who have access to specialists, such as personal trainers or physical therapists, can take advantage of exercise science tapes. However, those who do not have access to these specialists, such as those who are accidentally on the playground, or who are not able to access these specialists due to other times, places or other access reasons, will not have this advantage.

This can prevent everyday users from receiving the support benefits of these tapes. Routine users may not have the means to cut the tape and may not have a clear knowledge of the different shapes and sizes of the particular strip required to support a particular body part.

Accordingly, there is a need in the art for a design for a body glued sciences tape that can be applied with a plurality of useful conformation without the need for custom cutting and fitting.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS The foregoing summary of the present invention is drawn to provide, in a simplified form, the concepts further described in the following detailed description, which are not intended to represent key or essential features of the subject matter claimed, It is used to help determine the subject's idea.

An exemplary embodiment includes a body adhesive sports science tape. The body adhesive sports science tape contains a strip of exercise science tape. The strip of exercise science tape includes a first end and a second end opposite the first end. The body adhesive sports science tape also includes a longitudinal cut in the strip of motion science tape extending from the first end to a predetermined distance from the second end and an adhesive on the first surface of the strip of motion science tape. The adhesive is configured to attach a strip of exercise science tape to the body. The body adhesive sports science tape further comprises a backing material on the first surface of the strip of exercise science tape. The backing material is configured to prevent the adhesive from drying by covering the adhesive until just before the user applies a strip of exercise science tape to the body.

Another example embodiment includes a body adhesive sports science tape. The body adhesive sports science tape contains a strip of exercise science tape. The strip of exercise science tape is roughly rectangular in shape and contains rounded corners. The body adhesive sports science tape also includes a longitudinal cut in the strip of motion science tape extending from the first edge of the strip of exercise science tape to a predetermined distance from the second edge of the sports science tape, The edge is on the opposite side of the second edge. The body adhesive sports science tape further comprises an adhesive on the first surface of the strip of exercise science tape. The adhesive is applied in a step frequency wave pattern and is configured to attach a strip of exercise science tape to the body. The body adhesive sports science tape also comprises a backing material on the first surface of the strip of exercise science tape. The backing material is configured to prevent the adhesive from drying until just before the user applies a strip of exercise science tape to the body.

Another example embodiment includes a body adhesive sports science tape. The body adhesive sports science tape contains two or more strips of exercise science tape. Two or more strips of exercise science tape are approximately rectangular in shape and include rounded corners. The body adhesive sports science tape also includes an adhesive on the first surface of each of the two or more strips of exercise science tape. This adhesive is applied in a step-frequency wave pattern and is configured to attach two or more strips of a sports science tape to the human body. The body adhesive sports science tape additionally includes backing material. This backing material includes perforations. The cut-out hole is configured to allow a user to detach the first portion of the backing material from the second portion of the backing material. The backing material also includes at least one of two or more strips of exercise science tape attached to a first portion of the backing material. The backing material further comprises at least one of two or more strips of a sports science tape affixed to a second portion of the backing material.

These and other objects and features of the present invention will become more apparent from the following detailed description and appended claims, or may be understood by the implementations of the invention as set forth hereinafter.

Figure 1 shows an example of a sports science tape.
Figure 2 is a diagram illustrating a roll 200 that includes individual strips of exercise science tape.
Figure 3A is a diagram illustrating an adhesive pattern for use with a body adhesive kinetic science tape.
Fig. 3b is a diagram illustrating the adhesive pattern of Fig. 3a after cutting the exercise science tape into individual strips. Fig.
Figure 4 is a flow chart illustrating a method of manufacturing a sports science tape.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS For a more complete understanding of the various features of some illustrative embodiments of the invention, reference will now be made, by way of example, to the detailed description of the present invention, These drawings depict illustrative embodiments of the invention and are not intended to limit the scope of the invention. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS The invention will be described and explained with additional specificity and detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.

Hereinafter, similar structures will be described with reference to the drawings to which like reference numerals are assigned. These drawings are schematic and schematic representations of some embodiments of the present invention and are not intended to be limiting or to be drawn to scale.

In addition to providing support, the body adhesive sports science tape is used by athletes to improve athletic performance and is used by athletes and non-athletes to reduce muscle pain, Help. When applying the skin to the body area with the skin tightly pulled, the elastic properties of the body adhesive sports science tape stretch or "lift" the skin outward after the skin has returned to its untapped position To provide improved fluid flow from the tape-affixed site by helping to open the lymphatic system and microcapillaries within the subdermal layer. In addition, such a stretching force can provide a counter force against the muscle strain.

FIG. 1 illustrates an example of a motion science tape 100. In one or more embodiments, the exercise science tape 100 is comprised of a strip of elastic and inelastic fibers that are covered with a material that may include cotton fabrics, positioned over the skin of the human body. Individual fibers are woven together to produce a woven tape that can stretch in any direction. Specifically, exercise science tape 100 is useful for treatment to reduce pain in injured muscles that has been used excessively in rehabilitation to promote recovery and in prevention of further injuries. The exercise science tape 100 can have a lifting effect on the skin that can reduce pain by reducing circulation and reducing swelling and inflammation and also relieving pressure from a person suffering from pain.

Figure 1 illustrates that a sports science tape may have a substantially rectangular shape. Specifically, the exercise science tape 100 extends longitudinally from the first end 105 to the second end 110. The width and length of the exercise science tape 100 may be varied as required for a particular application. For example, the width may range from about 1 inch to about 3 inches, and a width of about 2 inches is used as in the example disclosed herein. Similarly, the typical length of each individual strip will be from about 8 to about 12 inches, and a length of about 10 inches is used as in the example disclosed herein.

FIG. 1 also shows that the corners of the exercise science tape 100 may include rounded corners 115. In at least one embodiment, the rounded corners 115 can prevent fraying during application. Additionally or alternatively, the rounded corners 115 may reduce the likelihood of accidentally falling off while using the sports science tape 100. For example, the rounded corners 115 are significantly different from the square corners snag on other materials, such as the user's clothes, which may cause the sports science tape 100 to fall during use. Additionally or alternatively, the rounded corner 115 may make the user more comfortable because it does not have sharp corners that can pierce the user or cause discomfort.

FIG. 1 also illustrates that exercise science tape 100 may include longitudinal cuts 120. In at least one embodiment, the longitudinal cuts 120 may allow a user to divide a portion of the sports science tape 100 as described below when applying the sports science tape 100 to the user's body. The longitudinal cuts 120 may extend longitudinally into the body of the tape portion progressively from the second end 110 toward the first end 105. Specifically, the longitudinal cuts 120 extend to an end point before the first end 105, so that the uncut portion of the tape is disposed at the second end 110. For example, the longitudinal cuts 120 may extend from the second end 110 to about two inches from the second end 105.

Figure 1 also shows that exercise science tape 100 may include a backing material 125 located underneath exercise science tape 100. In at least one embodiment, the backing material 125 is detachably attached to the motion science tape 100 by an adhesive layer as described below. In particular, the backing material 125 may comprise any material suitable for preventing the adhesive on the paper or exercise science tape 100 from drying before use. For example, the backing material 125 may include waxed paper to prevent the adhesive from being removed or dried.

In at least one embodiment, the backing material 125 may be formed as a continuous piece across its width, and there is no longitudinal cut corresponding to the longitudinal cuts 120 of the motion science tape 100. Specifically, the absence of longitudinal cuts in the backing material 125 allows the motion science tape 100 to be removed as a piece from the backing material 125, without splitting the motion science tape into the longitudinal cuts 120, . This allows the user to separate the two strips formed by the longitudinal cuts 120 or to leave two strips formed by the longitudinal cuts 120 adjacent to one another, You may. In at least one embodiment, the backing material 125 may be positioned on the motion science tape 100 before the longitudinal cuts 120 are formed on the motion science tape 100. For example, the longitudinal cuts 120 may be formed by die cutting through the sciences science tape 100 to the level of the backing material 125, to produce the structure described above.

Figure 1 also illustrates that the backing material 125 may include a first cutout 130a and a second cutout 130b (collectively "cutout 130"). For example, the cutout 130 may be disposed at a point about two inches from the first end 105 and the second end 110. In at least one embodiment, the cut-out hole 130 may facilitate tearing of the backing material 125 along the cut-out hole 130. Specifically, the cut-out hole 130 may allow a portion of the backing material 125 to be removed from the motion science tape 100 while another portion of the backing material 125 remains on the motion science tape 100 . This may facilitate placement of the exercise science tape 100 by allowing a user to work with only a desired portion of the exercise science tape 100. [

In at least one embodiment, the backing material 125 may be disposed on the motion science tape 100 before the cutout 130 is formed in the backing material 125. For example, the cut-out holes 130 may be formed by die cutting through the backing material 125 at or near the level of the exercise science tape 100 to create the structure described above. In addition, or in the alternative, the cut-out holes may be formed in the backing material prior to placement of the motion science tape 100 on the backing material 125.

FIG. 2 illustrates a roll 200 comprising individual strips of exercise science tape 100. In at least one embodiment, the roll 200 may be used to conveniently package multiple individual strips of exercise science tape 100 such that a user need not cut the sports science tape 100. Specifically, the roll 200 may include a pre-cut strip of the exercise science tape 100 so that the user does not need to cut the exercise science tape 100 in use. Additionally or alternatively, the exercise science tape 100 may be packaged individually as a sheet that is not packaged on a roll and individually cut, or may be individually packaged as an individual of the exercise science tape 100 without the need to cut the exercise science tape 100 Or may be individually packaged in any other form that allows the strip to be accessed by the user.

FIG. 2 illustrates that the roll 200 may comprise a plurality of strips of exercise science tape 100. For example, the roll 200 may include individual strips of motion science tape 100 disposed on a single strip of backing material 125. In at least one embodiment, the backing material 125 may be torn by the user for removal of a single strip of motion science tape 100. Additionally or alternatively, the backing material 125 may include a penetration cut across its width between each individual strip of the sciences science tape 100 to provide a backing material between each individual strip of the sciences science tape 100, The tearing of the material 125 can be facilitated.

In at least one embodiment, the backing material 125 can be cut or pierced between the strips of the exercise science tape 100 by cutting the backing material 125 into a suitable die. For example, the tearing holes may be made by a die cut of the backing material 125 prior to placing the exercise science tape 100 on the backing material 125, Alignment is done. In addition, or alternatively, a large sheet of exercise science tape 100 may be placed on a large sheet of backing material 125 with the backing material 125 disposed and then cut. For example, exercise science tape 100 may be formed on backing material 125 by placement of suitable layers of various component materials. Additionally or alternatively, after forming the motion science tape 100, it may be attached to the backing material 125 as described below. A sheet of exercise science tape 100 attached to the backing material 125 may be subjected to a series of trimming to reach the final product. For example, the exercise science tape 100 may be cut into individual rolls 200 after being trimmed to a desired width and length, as described below.

Figures 3A and 3B illustrate an adhesive pattern 300 that can be applied to a sports science tape. Figure 3A illustrates an adhesive pattern applied to a sheet of exercise science tape. Figure 3b illustrates the adhesive pattern after cutting the scoring tape into individual strips. Although described herein as being placed on a sports science tape, those skilled in the art will appreciate that the adhesive may be applied to the backing material, and then the motion science tape may be applied to the backing material or some other method.

In at least one embodiment, the adhesive may include any adhesive that allows the exercise science tape to attach to the user's skin without irritating the user ' s skin. In at least one embodiment, the adhesive allows the sports science tape to be attached to the user ' s skin without irritating the user ' s skin. Specifically, the active ingredient may comprise a single compound or a combination of compounds. For example, the main component may comprise polyacrylate. Additionally or alternatively, the adhesive may include a solvent that is configured to remain vaporized or removed after application of the adhesive to leave the main component. For example, the adhesive may contain about 50% of the major component and the remainder of the adhesive may contain the solvent. In at least one embodiment, the solvent may comprise ethyl acetate.

Additionally or alternatively, the adhesive may comprise a pressure-sensitive adhesive. The pressure-sensitive adhesive is an adhesive that forms a bond when pressure is applied. That is, solvent, water, activator chemicals, heat or other active agents are not required to activate the adhesive. In at least one embodiment, the degree of bonding is affected by the amount of pressure used to apply the adhesive to the surface of the backing material. That is, the pressure applied in combination with the backing material and the motion science tape after application of the adhesive can be used to activate the adhesive.

3A and 3B illustrate that the adhesive pattern 300 may include a step-frequency pattern. In at least one embodiment, the step frequency pattern may include an adhesive applied with a modified sinusoidal pattern. For example, the adhesive pattern 300 includes a wave that is modified such that the upper peak (as shown in FIG. 3) includes a higher amplitude, including a sharper peak. In addition, the adhesive pattern 300 includes a modified lower peak (as shown in FIG. 3) to include a higher absolute amplitude, i.e. a higher amplitude for the baseline of the sinusoidal wave. In at least one embodiment, the adhesive pattern 300 may provide greater adhesion to the motion science tape. For example, the adhesive pattern 300 can provide an adhesive force even in the case of lateral movement of the sciences tape to the user's skin. In particular, the adhesive pattern 300 may provide resistance to lateral movement of the motion science tape in any direction of the user's skin. In at least one embodiment, this resistance may allow the exercise science tape to provide greater benefit to the user during use of the exercise science tape, as described above.

In at least one embodiment, the adhesive pattern 300 may be created using an erratic cam. Additional information regarding the use of irregular cams to create adhesive patterns is provided in U.S. Patent Application No. 12 / 554,203, filed September 4, 2009, entitled " MANUFACTURE OF KINESIOLOGY TAPE & This patent application is incorporated herein by reference in its entirety.

FIGS. 3A and 3B also show that the adhesive pattern may include a series of adhesive lines 305 separated by a gap 310. In at least one embodiment, the gap 310 may allow the exercise science tape to be vented. That is, the gap 310 allows air to reach the skin of the user. Additionally or alternatively, the gap 310 may allow sweat from the user to escape from the skin by an exercise science tape. Removing sweat from the user's skin can prevent sweat from adversely affecting adhesion of the sports science tape to the user's skin.

4 is a flow chart illustrating a method 400 of manufacturing exercise science tapes. In at least one implementation, the exercise science tape may be an individual strip of exercise science tape, such as the exercise science tape of Figures 1-3. Thus, the method 400 will be described, by way of example, with reference to the exercise science tape 100 of FIGS. 1-3. Nevertheless, those skilled in the art will appreciate that the method 400 can be used to produce other exercise science tapes other than the exercise science tape 100 of FIGS. 1-3.

Figure 4 illustrates that the method of manufacturing exercise science tape 400 includes applying 405 an adhesive to the backing material 125. For example, the adhesive may be applied in a step-frequency pattern such as the step-frequency pattern 300. In at least one embodiment, the adhesive may be applied to a large sheet of backing material 125. The backing material 125 can protect the adhesive until the user applies the exercise science tape 100 and prevents drying of the solvent.

Figure 4 also shows that the method of manufacturing exercise science tape 400 includes the step of attaching backing material 125 to exercise science tape 100 (step 410). For example, attaching the backing material 125 to the motion science tape 100 may include applying a strip of motion science tape 100 onto the backing material 125 after applying the adhesive to the backing material 125 And a pressing step. In at least one embodiment, attaching the backing material 125 to the motion science tape 100 includes attaching the motion science tape 100 and the backing material 125 to activate the pressure- And applying a pressure to the substrate.

Figure 4 further illustrates that the method of manufacturing exercise science tape 400 includes step 415 of cutting exercise science tape 100. In at least one embodiment, cutting 415 the motion science tape 100 may include using a die cut, such as a roll die. In at least one embodiment, the die cut can mold and form a strip of exercise science tape 100 and a backing material 125 attached to the exercise science tape 100 to any desired shape. Specifically, the die cuts the sheet of the exercise science tape 100 with a large ribbon of the exercise science tape 100 and the large ribbon of the exercise science tape 100 with the individual strips of the exercise science tape 100, . Additionally or alternatively, the die cut may cut or pierce the backing material 125 to allow the user to separate individual strips of the sciences science tape 100 from each other as needed, 125 may be removed.

Figure 4 also shows that the method of manufacturing exercise science tape 400 includes the step 420 of rolling exercise science tape 100 onto a roll. In at least one embodiment, a sheet of backing material 125 that is rolled on a roll and a sheet of motion science tape 100 (not shown), until the roll includes a desired number of individual strips of exercise science tape 100 having a backing material 125 ) Is subsequently cut so that the roll has a single strip of backing material with an individual strip of the attached number of scoring science tapes. For example, the roll may comprise any number of individual strips of exercise science tape, such as 10, 12, 15 or 20.

In at least one embodiment, the roll may include any material strong enough to allow the motion science tape 100 to be wound without damaging the roll. For example, the roll may include a cardboard, a paperboard, or a corrugated fiberboard. In at least one embodiment, the roll allows the user to easily remove a single strip of exercise science tape 100 and conveniently store the remaining strip of exercise science tape 100 for future use.

Figure 4 illustrates that the method of manufacturing exercise science tape 400 includes step 425 of cutting the rolls. In at least one embodiment, the rolls may include a plurality of rows of individual strips of exercise science tape 100 side by side. The rolls can then be cut 425 into narrow rolls containing only a single strip of backing material 125 with kinetic science tape in a single row for packing for packing.

Those skilled in the art will appreciate that such processes and methods as well as other processes and methods disclosed herein may be implemented in a different order than those performed in such processes and methods. Moreover, it is to be understood that the steps and operations outlined above are provided by way of example only, and that some of those steps and operations may be selected, if necessary, without departing from the essence of the disclosed embodiments, combined into fewer steps and operations, May be extended to additional steps and operations.

Examples of application of physical adhesive tape

For purposes of illustration and not limitation, examples of how a body adhesive sports science tape can be used to treat various injuries will be provided. These examples may use the exercise science tape 100 of FIG. Accordingly, this example will be described with reference to the exercise science tape 100 of Fig.

For use, an individual strip of exercise science tape 100 may be used to tap various body parts without requiring cutting tools for exercise science tape 100. This individual strip may be applied as a single sheet or the uncut portion may be applied as an "anchor" portion, and then the cut portion (i.e., the longitudinal cuts 120 ) Can be followed. This arrangement can be facilitated by various cutouts of the backing material 125 removing only a portion of the backing material 125 so that only a portion of the adhesive is exposed during application. The package of exercise science tape 100 may include instructions to the user about the precise method of applying the tape to various joints or other body parts.

Additionally or alternatively, a separate package of exercise science tape 100 may be provided as a targeted kit intended to apply the exercise science tape 100 to a particular body part. Such a kit may include instructions to the user about the correct way to apply the tape strip in the kit to a particular joint or body part that is the subject of the kit. For example, a kit for treating a tennis elbow may include two strips of exercise science tape 100 and a series of instructions for proper placement of the strip.

For segmental or subspinal pain on the spine, the user straightens the head of his or her head toward his or her feet and moves along the longitudinal cuts 120 to form the " y " . While maintaining the bent posture, the user can place the anchor of the y-shaped strip of the sciences science tape 100 at the end of the lower portion of the back with the two tails of the y-point facing the end of the user. The user may continue to pull each end of the exercise science tape 100 to each side of the center of the back of the user along each edge of the spine with a low tension to an intermediate stretching force.

For a pain in the middle of the neck, a user may tear a 5- to 6-inch piece of exercise science tape 100 along the longitudinal cuts 120. The user places the y-shaped piece of the motion science tape with the anchor of the motion science tape 100 at the center of the user's back between the shoulder bones of the user and positions the two tails along each edge of the user's spine It can be pulled vertically to the end of the back and neck. The user places the strip of the second 3-4 inch exercise science tape 100 in full tension at the center from the end of the neck below the right side of the neck to the opposite side and no tension at the two ends .

For lumbar pain in the lower part of the back, the user bends slightly as if it were tilted on a table. A user may place a 3 to 4 inch long strip of exercise science tape 100 across a point of pain horizontally across the point of pain on the lower back of the user, . The first strip may be positioned using an intermediate stretching force. An intermediate stretching force is required by tightly stretching 2 inches of the middle of the exercise science tape 100 and firmly positioning it at the target point. The edge of the exercise science tape 100 is then placed down without stretching force. Extension is found only in the center of the exercise science tape (100). A user may place a second strip 3 to 4 inches long of the sciences science tape 100 on the midpoint of the sciences science tape 100 on the pain point and use intermediate stretching forces to apply pain The point can be positioned vertically across. The arrangement of the first strip and the second strip may make a "+" symbol. The user may apply a third strip of a length of 3 to 4 inches of the motion science tape 100 to a third strip of the motion science tape 100 to place the center of the third strip on the main point of pain, And may be positioned along one of the diagonal axes of the strip and the second strip. The user then makes a fourth strip of 3 to 4 inches in length of the sciences science tape 100 so that the center of the sciences science tape 100 is also on top of the pain point and the other diagonal axis .

For wrist extensor pain, a user may tear a 16 to 20 inch piece of exercise science tape 100 along a longitudinal cut 120. The user can place the anchor of the exercise science tape 100 on the elbow and slightly above the user's torso. The user pulls the end of the exercise science tape 100 and wraps the tail along the top of the user's forearm until the tail of the exercise science tape 100 is somewhat below the user's wrist.

For a tennis elbow, a user may tear a 10 to 12 inch piece of exercise science tape 100 along a longitudinal cut 120. The user can place the anchor of the exercise science tape 100 at the middle top of the user's forearm and pull the first tail of the exercise science tape 100 over the user's arm. The user can pull the second tail around the user's elbows toward the back of the user's elbow. The user places a second strip of 6 to 7 inches long of the exercise science tape 100 on the right side of the user's elbow and pulls the anchor of the exercise science tape 100 to the forearm of the user, It can wrap around arm muscles.

For a shin splint (also known as tibial stress syndrome or MTSS), the user may place a 5 to 6 inch strip of the exercise science tape 100 with an anchor on the arch of the user's sole have. The user can pull the exercise science tape 100 over the user's legs. The exercise science tape 100 can be positioned with one edge along the inner edge of the user's tibia.

For anterior knee pain, the user lifts his knee slightly and places the pillow under his or her knee. The user can position the first strip of exercise science tape 100 at a median stretch force horizontally below the patella 7 to 8 inches in length. The middle portion of the first strip should be underneath the patella of the user. The user may tear a second strip 10 to 11 inches long of the exercise science tape 100 along the longitudinal cuts 120. [ The user can position the anchor of the second strip of exercise science tape 100 on the side of the user ' s knee. The user can pull the first tail of the second strip along the bottom of the user's patella and pull the second tail of the second strip along the upper side of the user's patella with full stretch. The first tail and the second tail may intersect each other on the side of the patella of the user opposite the anchor of the second strip.

For general shoulder pain, a user may tear a 10 to 11 inch strip of exercise science tape 100 along a longitudinal cut 120. The user can place the anchor of the exercise science tape 100 directly under the user's delta. The user can position the first tail of the exercise science tape 100 along the front of the user's chest. The user may place the second tail of the exercise science tape 100 around the back of the user's shoulders. A user may place a second strip of 5 to 6 inches long of the exercise science tape 100 on the shoulder with full extension. The second strip may contact the tail of both of the first strip of exercise science tape (100).

Alternatively, for general shoulder pain, a user may tear a 16 to 18 inch strip of exercise science tape 100 along a longitudinal cut 120. The user can place the anchor of the strip along the tibial edge of the shoulder above the user's shoulder. The anchor of the exercise science tape (100) can be placed somewhat in front of the shoulder with a 2-inch anchor and can be stretched over the shoulder with great stretching force. The first tail of the exercise science tape 100 may be stretched along the upper edge of the user's shoulder bone until it reaches the backbone of the user. The user can position the second tail directly beneath the first tail.

 For peak shoulder pain and AC seperation, the user can bend his elbow 90 degrees and place it on the table. A user may place a first strip 3 to 4 inches in length of the exercise science tape 100 across the shoulder of a user from the user's chest to the user's shoulder using an intermediate stretching force. The user may position the second strip 3 to 4 inches long of the exercise science tape 100 orthogonally with the first strip using an intermediate stretching force. The arrangement of the first strip and the second strip should form a "+" symbol. The user may apply a third strip of the 3- to 4-inch length of the sciences science tape 100 to the first and second strips in a state where the center of the third strip of exercise science tape 100 is above the shoulder using an intermediate stretching force. Lt; RTI ID = 0.0 > diagonal < / RTI > The user can continue to position the fourth strip of the motion science tape 100 of 3 to 4 inches in length along another diagonal axis by using an intermediate stretching force while keeping the center of the motion science tape 100 on the shoulder.

For shoulder pain or neck pain, the user can loosen his or her neck by stretching his head against the direction of the pain. The user may tear a 5- to 6-inch strip of exercise science tape 100 along the longitudinal cuts 120. The user can position the anchor of the exercise science tape 100 in the downward direction near the upper inner corner of the user's shoulder bone. The user can pull the tail of both of the strips of the exercise science tape 100 upwards with their full stretch force toward the neck. The user places the second strip 3 to 4 inches of the motion science tape 100 on the middle portion of the first strip of the motion science tape 100 as a total stretching force and places the second strip on the center of the motion science tape 100 The first strip of the exercise science tape 100 may be positioned in an orthogonal direction in a state where it is positioned above the point of pain.

The present invention may be embodied in other specific forms without departing from the spirit or essential characteristics thereof. The described embodiments are to be considered in all respects as illustrative and not restrictive of the invention. Accordingly, the spirit of the present invention is defined by the appended claims rather than the foregoing description. All changes which come within the meaning and range of equivalency of the claims are to be embraced within their spirit.

Claims (20)

A body adhesive sports science tape comprising individual strips of body adhesive sports science tape that need not be cut prior to use by a user,
A strip of pre-severed motion science tape, said strip of pre-cut motion science tape being resiliently resilient with resistance to tearing, said strip of pre-cut motion science tape comprising a fabric of fibers At least a portion of the fabric of the fibers comprising elastic fibers;
An adhesive on one surface of a strip of pre-cut sports science tape, said adhesive being applied in a step-frequency pattern comprising a plurality of steps along the length of the strip of said pre-cut sports science tape, The pattern includes an adhesive applied in a modified sinusoidal pattern, comprising a series of adhesive lines and gaps, wherein the modified sinusoidal pattern includes an upper peak comprising a higher amplitude and a sharper peak with respect to the baseline of the sine wave Wherein the modified sinusoidal pattern comprises a lower peak comprising a higher amplitude and a sharper peak with respect to a baseline of the sinusoid, the glue being configured to attach a strip of the pre-severed motion science tape to the human body, ; And
A backing material covering the adhesive on a strip of pre-severed kinetic science tape, the backing material being movable until the user is ready to apply a strip of the pre- It is configured to prevent the adhesive from drying -
Includes a body adhesive sports science tape. The method according to claim 1,
Wherein the strip of pre-severed motion science tape is stretchable along the length of the strip of pre-cut motion science tape. The method according to claim 1,
The other portion of the backing material remaining attached to the strip of pre-cut kinetic science tape while facilitating the tearing of the backing material and the removal of a portion of the backing material. In the backing material of the strip of the strip
Further comprising:
Wherein the removal of a portion of the backing material promotes an anchor of only the exposed portion of the adhesive of the strip of pre-cut exercise science tape. The method of claim 3,
A second cutout in the backing material of the strip of pre-cut kinetic science tape that promotes tearing of the backing material;
And further comprising a body adhesive tape. The method according to claim 1,
A body glued exercise science tape further comprising a tear-off ball in the backing material of the strip of pre-severed kinetic science tape. A roll of a body adhesive sports science tape comprising a plurality of individual strips previously cut, of a body adhesive sports science tape that does not require cutting before use by a user,
Two or more individual strips of body adhesive sports science tape
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Each of the two or more individual strips of the body adhesive sports science tape is pre-cut with resistance to tearing,
Each of the two or more individual strips of the pre-severed body adhesive sports science tape,
A fabric type strip comprising a first end, a second end and a length in the longitudinal direction;
An adhesive on one surface of the fabric strip; And
A single strip of backing material detachably attached to two or more individual strips of said pre-severed body adhesive kinetic science tape
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Wherein each end of two or more individual strips of said pre-severed body-adhesive kinetic science tape on a roll of said body adhesive kinetic science tape is positioned adjacent to a strip of said pre- Wherein each end of each individual strip of said pre-cut body glued sciences science tape is cut by an adjacent strip of said pre-cut body glued sciences tape Lt; RTI ID = 0.0 >
Wherein individual strips of said pre-severed body adhesive sports science tape are formed by tearing backing material between the ends of adjacent strips of said pre-severed body adhesive sports science tape, Removable from the roll of exercise science tape,
Wherein individual strips of said pre-severed body-adhesive kinetic science tape are removed from a roll of said body-adhesive kinetic science tape when said individual strips of said pre- Roll of exercise science tape. The method according to claim 6,
Each strip of two or more individual strips of said pre-cut body adhesive kinetic science tape is rollable to a restorable, resilient, body adhesive kinetic tape. The method according to claim 6,
Further comprising a first cut-out hole in the backing material of the strip of the pre-severed body adhesive kinetic science tape, which is disposed perpendicular to the longitudinal direction of the pre-cut strip of the body adhesive kinetic science tape Roll of exercise science tape. The method according to claim 6,
Wherein each individual strip of two or more individual strips of said pre-severed body adhesive sports science tape comprises rounded corners and wherein each of two or more individual strips of said pre- Wherein the rounded corners of the individual strips are positioned immediately adjacent to the rounded corners of adjacent individual strips of the pre-cut body adhesive motion science tape on the roll of the body adhesive kinetic science tape, Of rolls. The method according to claim 6,
Wherein each individual strip of the two or more individual strips of the pre-severed body adhesive sports science tape is stretchable along the length of the strip of the previously cut body adhesive sports science tape, A roll of science tape. The method according to claim 6,
Further comprising a first cut-out hole in the backing material, the first cut-out hole being formed by die cutting through the backing material to a level of the pre-cut body adhesive kinetic science tape. 12. The method of claim 11,
The other portion of the backing material remaining attached to the strip of the pre-cut body adhesive kinetic science tape while facilitating the tearing of the backing material and the removal of the second portion of the backing material. Individual strips of cut body adhesive motion science tape A second cut in each backing material
Further comprising:
Wherein the second cut-out hole is spaced apart from the end portion between opposing ends of the strip of the pre-cut body adhesive kinetic science tape. 13. The method of claim 12,
Wherein the first cut-out hole is arranged perpendicular to the longitudinal direction of the strip of the pre-cut body adhesive sports science tape,
Wherein the second cut-out hole is disposed perpendicular to the longitudinal direction of the pre-cut body adhesive kinetic science tape. The method according to claim 6,
The longitudinal strips
Further comprising:
Said longitudinal cuts extending a predetermined distance to an end point along the length of said fabric strip,
Wherein the longitudinal cuts are formed by die cutting through the fabric strip to a level of the backing material. As a plurality of individual strips of pre-cut pieces of exercise science tape,
The pre-cut individual strips of the sports science tape do not need to be cut prior to use and the pre-cut individual strips of the sports science tapes are resistant to tearing,
A plurality of individual strips cut in advance of the motion science tape,
Wherein the ends of one pre-cut strip of exercise science tape are placed in an end-to-end configuration immediately adjacent to the end of the next individual strip of pre-cut of the motion science tape A pre-cut plurality of individual strips of exercise science tape;
An adhesive on one surface of a plurality of individual strips previously cut from the motion science tape, the adhesive extending from a first end to a second end along a longitudinal direction of a plurality of individual strips previously cut from the motion science tape, ;
A backing material covering a plurality of individual strips of pre-cut adhesive on the motion science tape, the backing material connecting a plurality of individual strips cut into a pre-cut of the motion science tape in a short-to-end configuration; And
A cutting portion for separating adjacent ends of pre-cut individual strips of said motion science tape on said backing material, said cutting portions cutting adjacent ends of pre-cut individual strips of said motion science tape of said backing material yarns, The backing material between the ends of the pre-cut individual strips of the motion science tape is not cut-
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The pre-severed individual strips of the motion science tape are removed from a plurality of individual strips previously cut from the motion science tape by tearing the backing material between the ends of the respective pre-cut individual strips of the motion science tape ,
Wherein each pre-cut individual strip of the motion science tape is removed from a plurality of individual strips previously cut from the motion science tape, the pre-cut individual strip of the motion science tape is not torn A plurality of individual strips cut in advance. 16. The method of claim 15,
Wherein the first portion of the backing material and the other portion of the backing material remain while promoting the tearing of the backing material and the removal of the second portion of the backing material.
Further comprising:
The second cut-out hole allows the second portion of the adhesive to remain exposed while the other portion of the adhesive remains covered, and the second cut-out hole extends along the length of the strip of pre-cut motion science tape And a plurality of individual strips cut in advance on the motion science tape, the plurality of individual strips being arranged at an angle with a plurality of adhesive gaps. 16. The method of claim 15,
Wherein the adhesive further comprises a plurality of adhesive lines and a plurality of gaps,
Wherein the plurality of adhesive lines and the plurality of gaps are arranged in a pattern in which a gap of one of the plurality of gaps is disposed between adjacent adhesive lines of the plurality of adhesive lines, Individual strips. 16. The method of claim 15,
Wherein the first portion of the backing material and the other portion of the backing material remain while promoting the tearing of the backing material and the removal of the first portion of the backing material.
Further comprising:
Said first cut-out hole being spaced apart from said end portion between opposing ends of said strip of pre-cut scintillation science tape,
The first cut-out hole allows the first portion of the adhesive to be exposed while the other portion of the adhesive remains covered,
Said first cut-out hole having a plurality of adhesive lines extending along the length of the strip of pre-cut kinetic science tape and a plurality of individually cut pre-cuts of kinetic science tapes arranged at an angle with a plurality of adhesive gaps strip. 16. The method of claim 15,
The adhesive is applied in a step-frequency pattern including a plurality of steps along the length of the strip of pre-cut exercise science tape,
Wherein the step frequency pattern comprises an adhesive applied in a modified sinusoidal pattern comprising a series of adhesive lines and gaps and wherein the modified sinusoidal pattern has a higher amplitude and a sharper peak with respect to the baseline of the sine wave, Wherein the modified sinusoidal pattern comprises a sub-peak comprising a higher amplitude and a sharper peak with respect to a baseline of the sinusoidal wave. Roll of body adhesive motion science tape comprising a plurality of individual strips cut in advance of a body adhesive motion science tape on a roll,
A backing material disposed on the roll;
Two or more individual strips pre-cut from a body-adhesive kinetic science tape; two or more individual strips previously cut from said body-adhesive kinetic science tape are pre-cut with resistance to tearing;
An adhesive disposed on each of two or more individual strips pre-cut from the body adhesive kinetic science tape, the adhesive comprising two or more pre-cut individual strips of the body adhesive kinetic science tape on rolls of the backing material ; And
A cut-away portion separating adjacent ends of pre-cut individual strips of said body adhesive kinetic science tape on the roll of backing material;
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Each end of two or more individual strips previously cut on said roll of said body adhesive kinetic science tape on the roll of said body adhesive kinetic science tape is attached to the end of each of said individual strips previously cut off of said body adhesive kinetic science tape Wherein the ends of each of the pre-cut individual strips of the body glued sciences science tape are separated by an end of an immediately preceding individual strip of the body adhesive sports science tape and by the cuts Wherein the cuts cut adjacent edges of the pre-cut individual strips of the body adhesive sports science tape on a roll of backing material, the cuts being pre-cut individually of the body adhesive sports science tape The backing material between the ends of the strip is not cut And,
Wherein the pre-cut individual strips of the body adhesive kinetic science tape are from a roll of the body adhesive kinetic science tape by tearing the backing material between the ends of the pre-cut adjacent individual strips of the body adhesive kinetic science tape Removed,
Wherein individual strips of the pre-cut body adhesive sports science tape are removed from a roll of the body adhesive sports science tape, the pre-cut individual strips of the body adhesive sports science tape are not tear- Roll of exercise science tape.

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