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Old 11-27-2013, 10:42 AM #1
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Default Posture Taping
Have been having a lot of success recently with taping to control posture. Its very good at relieving pain, giving muscles a rest and teaching them where to be. Do others have experience of whether this works

However yesterday the tape has been put on horizontally across my upper back and shoulders and there seems to be no way I will be able to reach it when I need to take it off

Any ideas other than getting someone else to take it off
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