Combined Effects of Dynamic Taping and Moderate Intensity TheraBand training on Disability, Pain and over all well-being among NCC Cadets with Chronic Heel Pain- A Pilot Study

This pilot study explores the combined effects of dynamic taping and moderate-intensity TheraBand training on disability, pain, and overall well-being in NCC cadets suffering from chronic heel pain. Chronic heel pain, commonly experienced by individuals with an active lifestyle, can lead to reduced mobility, increased disability, and negatively impact overall well-being. The intervention integrates dynamic taping, known for its biomechanical support and pain relief properties, with TheraBand training, aimed at strengthening and improving functional mobility. The study evaluates the effects of this combined approach using disability indices, pain scales, and overall well-being assessments in a sample of NCC cadets. The results are expected to provide insights into whether this non-invasive, dual-modality approach can improve functional outcomes, reduce pain, and enhance the quality of life for those affected by chronic heel pain. This study could serve as a basis for larger clinical trials and future rehabilitation programs for similar conditions.