Equine Kinesiology Taping – Foundations Course
 
The Equine Kinesiology Taping Foundations Course is a comprehensive, practical introduction to kinesiology taping designed specifically for horse owners and practitioners who want to confidently support movement, comfort, and functional balance in the equine body.
 
This course goes beyond simply learning where to place tape. You’ll gain a clear understanding of why taping works, how to assess the horse before application, and how to apply tape intentionally based on anatomy, movement, and observed dysfunction. By pairing evaluation skills with hands-on application, this course ensures taping is used as a thoughtful support tool—not a one-size-fits-all solution.
 
What You’ll Learn
• Foundations of equine kinesiology taping and how tape supports movement, proprioception, circulation, and neuromuscular communication
• A clear, step-by-step head-to-toe evaluation process to determine when and where taping is appropriate
• Key anatomy and functional considerations for each area taped
• Common signs of dysfunction and compensation patterns seen in the equine body
• Proper tape selection, preparation, application techniques, and removal
 
12 Key Taping Areas Covered
This course provides detailed instruction on taping the following areas:
• TMJ
• Poll
• Neck
• Shoulder
• Back
• Knee
• Stifle
• SI / Lower Lumbar
• Hock
• Tendons
• Coronary Bands
• Gluteal Muscles
• Core Support
Each area includes anatomical overview, functional purpose, signs that taping may be beneficial, and clear application guidance.
 
Who This Course Is For
This foundational course is ideal for:
• Horse owners wanting to safely support their horses between professional sessions
• Bodyworkers and holistic practitioners expanding their modality toolkit
• Anyone seeking a structured, anatomy-based approach to equine taping
 
By the end of this course, you’ll have the confidence to evaluate the equine body, recognize patterns of dysfunction, and apply kinesiology tape with purpose and precision—supporting your horse’s comfort, stability, and overall movement in a practical, accessible way.