LEARN FROM THE LEGEND TIM BROWN

Join Dr. Tim Brown as he applies the full SPRT taping system to three of the most injury-prone and performance-critical regions in sport — the knee, hip, and low back.  Built in real time on the field with elite athletes, these are the techniques that change the system, not just the symptom. Discover a fundamentally different way to think about taping — not as mechanical support, but as a neurological input device that rewires movement patterns and restores confidence to a threatened nervous system. ABOUT THIS ONLINE MODULE This SPRT Online Module delivers a comprehensive, region-specific clinical framework for applying Dr. Tim Brown's SPRT sensory motor taping system to the knee, hip, and low back. Building on the foundational taping principles of earlier modules, Dr. Brown now applies the full SPRT taping approach to some of the most common and complex presentations seen in sport and clinical practice — from patellofemoral syndrome and MCL injuries, to adductor longus strains, rectus femoris tears, lumbar disc injuries, and lumbar sprain strains.  Central to this module is a paradigm shift: the knee, hip, and low back are rarely where the problem starts. They are the victims of dysfunction above and below — and SPRT taping addresses the whole system, not just the site of pain.  Using the AC tab and lever, directional kinesiology tape, and the athlete's own interoception to guide every application, this module gives practitioners the tools to achieve immediate, measurable results where conventional taping and bracing fall short. LEARNING OBJECTIVES  -Understand why SPRT taping is a neurological input device — and how changing sensory input instantly changes motor output, movement quality, and pain perception. -Apply the SPRT knee compensation model to identify the true drivers of knee dysfunction — including limited ankle dorsiflexion, glute medius inhibition, hip internal rotation restriction, adductor dominance, and thoracolumbar fascial dysfunction. -Perform SPRT taping for common knee conditions including patellofemoral syndrome, patellar tendinopathy, and MCL sprain strain — using the AC tab to restore patellar tracking and reduce mechanical and sensory motor stress. -Apply SPRT taping for hip injuries including adductor longus strains and rectus femoris tears — identifying the correct directional vector using the athlete's interoception to guide the AC tab application. -Understand the Four Horsemen of lumbar spine dysfunction — psoas, iliacus, rectus femoris, and quadratus lumborum — and how a sitting society sets the low back up for injury. -Perform SPRT taping for lumbar disc injuries and lumbar sprain strains — using the AC tab on the spinous process, kinesiology tape applied along fascial vectors, and minimal stretch to protect and reassure the nervous system. -Apply the SPRT test, test, and retest framework to achieve 50–80% symptom reduction in every session, and confidently adjust taping direction based on real-time athlete feedback.