The effect of rehabilitation exercises using adhesive tape on some biochemical indicators related to muscle strength and rehabilitation of minor partial tear of the shoulder joint in volleyball players

This study investigates the effectiveness of rehabilitation exercises combined with adhesive taping in improving muscle strength indicators and facilitating the recovery of minor partial tears in the shoulder joint among young volleyball players as well as Rehabilitation exercises are critical in accelerating cellular healing, reducing blood clot drainage, and restoring joint function, especially in sports-related injuries where premature return to activity can lead to chronic conditions where in this study Over a 6-week program with 18 rehabilitation sessions, strength endurance, speed strength, and biochemical markers associated with muscle damage (Creatine Kinase - CK, Lactate Dehydrogenase - LDH, and C-Reactive Protein - CRP) were measured and according to Statistical analysis revealed significant improvements in muscle strength and significant reductions in biochemical markers post-intervention, indicating enhanced muscle recovery and joint rehabilitation so in The findings highlight the superior effectiveness of integrating adhesive taping with targeted rehabilitation exercises to accelerate healing and improve performance in athletes recovering from shoulder injuries where finally This research underscores the importance of gradual strength development and recommends further advancements in measurement tools to optimize sports rehabilitation protocols.