Day 4 Highlights – National Physiotherapy Workshop Continuum 2.0 (2026)

Date : 9th April 2026

Venue of the Event : C-Block Auditorium, Sitapura Campus, Jagannath University, Jaipur

The fourth day of the national physiotherapy workshop “Continuum 2.0 – 2026”, organized at Jagannath University, Jaipur, under the joint aegis of the IIC Cell and Department of Science and Technology (DST), Rajasthan, was conducted with great enthusiasm and active participation from delegates.

The highlight of the day was an in-depth and highly engaging session on Therapeutic Kinesiotaping, conducted by the eminent expert Prof. Dr. Shagun Agrawal. The session focused on enhancing participants’ understanding of taping techniques as an effective tool in modern physiotherapy practice.

Dr. Agrawal began the session by explaining the scientific principles behind kinesiotaping, emphasizing its role in pain management, muscle facilitation and inhibition, postural correction, and injury prevention. The session provided a strong theoretical foundation, helping participants understand how taping influences proprioception, circulation, and neuromuscular control.

A major highlight of the day was the extensive hands-on training, where participants were guided step-by-step on various taping techniques. Different applications were demonstrated for common musculoskeletal conditions, enabling participants to learn the correct methods of tape application based on patient needs and clinical goals.

Participants were actively involved in practicing techniques such as muscle facilitation, ligament support, edema control, and postural correction taping under expert supervision. Dr. Agrawal ensured that each participant received individual attention, correcting their techniques and enhancing their practical skills.

The session also emphasized the importance of proper assessment before applying kinesiotape, reinforcing the concept that taping should be used as an adjunct to a well-planned rehabilitation program rather than a standalone treatment. This approach helped participants develop better clinical reasoning and decision-making abilities.

Interactive discussions throughout the session allowed participants to clarify their doubts and gain deeper insights into the practical challenges faced during taping. Real-life clinical examples shared by Dr. Agrawal made the session more relatable and clinically relevant.

The enthusiasm and active participation of students and professionals created a dynamic and engaging learning environment. The hands-on exposure significantly boosted the confidence of participants in using kinesiotaping techniques effectively in their clinical practice.

Overall, Day 4 of Continuum 2.0 – 2026 was highly skill-oriented and informative. The focused training on therapeutic kinesiotaping equipped participants with valuable practical knowledge and enhanced their ability to deliver effective patient care. The workshop continues to serve as an excellent platform for learning advanced techniques and promoting excellence in the field of physiotherapy.