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13-06-2009, 08:54 AM

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Kinesiology Taping or FFT ?

I want to do a Sports Straping/Taping Course but I am unsure which one would be best for me. A Functional Fascial Taping course or Kinesiology course? I am a Sports Massage Therapist working mainly with athletes in different sports so I want a Taping course that is Sports specific and Internationaly recognised. Any recommendations would be great.............

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