
hard to believe she's employed, though.
sadly, i probably won't be having my feet taped again - physio guy was unimpressed with the results.
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Wed 1 Oct 2008, 1:46,
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sadly, i probably won't be having my feet taped again - physio guy was unimpressed with the results.


But alas, I am tapeless.
I'd also rather not tape up my feet, they're a little hairy and I'd rather not have a rudimentary wax job.
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Wed 1 Oct 2008, 1:55,
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I'd also rather not tape up my feet, they're a little hairy and I'd rather not have a rudimentary wax job.


It's mainly on the toes and top bit thingy above the arch, but I'd rather not lose hair due to tapings at all if possible. Just out of curiosity, what exactly was the tape meant to do? I've never heard of it (not that I've ever read into it) but I'm wondering what kind of good it could be doing to have taped feets.
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i may have to get orthotics, but physio guy first taped my feet tightly - a good taping can force your feet to arch properly. i do exercises now to strengthen those muscles, may not have to buy the orthotics. i was seeing him for knee/leg/back pain and he discovered the arch stuff.
i'm hairy too - at one point he had to tape my knee. he was very apologetic about it (he's hairy as well), and when he removed it for me i asked him to just rip it off all at once, quickly. it wasn't bad.
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Wed 1 Oct 2008, 2:11,
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i'm hairy too - at one point he had to tape my knee. he was very apologetic about it (he's hairy as well), and when he removed it for me i asked him to just rip it off all at once, quickly. it wasn't bad.