CPE0001 Sports Taping for Coaches, Instructors and Athletes

This hands-on workshop will provide a comprehensive understanding of the science behind sports taping, its benefits, and its practical applications for injury prevention and rehabilitation. Participants will learn taping techniques for the ankle, knee, shoulder, elbow, and wrist, gaining the skills needed to apply them confidently in real-world scenarios. By the end of the course, you'll be equipped with the knowledge and skills to effectively use sports taping in your professional practice.

By the end of this course, participants should be able to:

  1. Understand the principles and science behind sports taping
  2. Learn practical taping techniques for injury prevention and rehabilitation
  3. Gain hands-on experience in applying various taping methods to commonly injured body parts in sports 

The course will cover the following areas:

  1. Introduction to sports taping
  2. Principles of taping
  3. Role of taping in injury prevention and rehabilitation
  4. When not to do taping
  5. Sports taping guidelines
  6. Basic taping techniques for ankle, knee, shoulder, elbow and wrist joints

 

Dr Swarup Mukherjee
Associate Professor in Sports and Exercise Science
Fellow of the European College of Sports Science

Dr Swarup Mukherjee is a trained Sports Medicine physician and exercise physiologist with extensive experience supporting athletes, coaches, physical educators, and physically active individuals in training and competition settings. He is an International Sports Medicine Federation (FIMS)–certified Team Physician and a World Health Organisation–certified trainer in disability prevention and rehabilitation, and a Fellow of the European College of Sports Science, bringing globally recognised standards into practical, real-world application. With over ten years of clinical experience, Dr Mukherjee has worked in high-performance and physically demanding environments where effective injury prevention, taping, soft-tissue care, and recovery strategies are essential. He has been directly involved in on-field injury management, recovery planning, and return-to-play decision-making for national- and international-level athletes across multiple sports. His combined medical training and applied sports science background allow him to break down complex concepts into clear, usable techniques for coaches, PE teachers, fitness instructors, and athletes. His key areas of skill-related expertise include sports taping, sports massage and soft-tissue manipulation techniques, injury prevention, muscle function, recovery strategies, and movement-based risk reduction. Dr. Mukherjee regularly conducts hands-on, skill-based workshops that emphasise when to use a technique, how to apply it correctly, and how to adapt it to different sporting contexts. Participants can expect practical demonstrations, guided practice, and immediately applicable skills that enhance athlete care, performance support, and injury prevention and rehabilitation.

Two Available Course Dates:
Saturday, 14 February 2026, 9am to 5pm.

or

Saturday, 28 February 2026, 9am to 5pm.

Venue: National Institute of Education
NIE5-02-04 (Health Science and Anatomy Room)

Mode of Delivery: Classroom Facilitated Training

Total net fee payable (including prevailing GST & copyright fee): S$916.69

 Public
Full course fee S$840.00
Copyright fee S$1.00
9% GST S$75.69
Total fee payable S$916.69

Note:

1) You may use your available SkillsFuture Credits to offset the course fees.

Coaches, sports instructors, fitness trainers, and athletes.

Learners who have successfully completed the course may claim 5 Continuing Coach Education (CCE) hours to meet the CCE hours requirement.

Upon completion, learners who achieve a minimum of 75% attendance will receive a Certificate of Completion.