This study examined the effects of kinesiology taping leggings on exer-cise performance and physiological responses during CrossFit training in women aged 20–30 years. A randomized crossover design was em-ployed with 42 healthy participants. Each participant completed two 3-week training periods wearing either taping leggings or regular leg-gings, separated by a 2-week washout period. Sixteen variables, in-cluding strength, endurance, power, agility, balance, proprioception, functional movement, heart-rate variability, exercise satisfaction, and lower-limb circumference, were measured. Significant improvements were observed in isokinetic strength (148.25±12.45 to 151.78±12.38 N·m), joint-position sense (2.18°±0.65° to 1.95°±0.62°), exercise satis-faction (6.85±1.42 to 7.34±1.28), and edema reduction (31.5% decrease). Most other fitness variables showed improvement trends but were not statistically significant. Taping leggings provided selective but meaning-ful benefits in enhancing proprioception, improving subjective satisfac-tion, and reducing edema during CrossFit training.
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Abstract INTRODUCTION MATERIALS AND METHODS Participants and treatments Measurement variables and details Isokinetic strength Hand grip strength Muscular endurance Power Agility Balance Recovery Functional movement Exercise and wear satisfaction Edema CrossFit Data analysis RESULTS Physical fitness categorize Proprioception and balance Functional movement Heart‑rate variability and recovery Exercise and wear satisfaction Lower-limb circumference DISCUSSION CONFLICT OF INTEREST ACKNOWLEDGMENTS REFERENCES