Before the first intervention day, participants with hair on their shoulder or upper arm were asked to shave the area. Two types of tape was used, a self-adhesive 1.5ʺ cotton undercover tape and a 1ʺ rigid strapping tape. Participants placed their affected arm on a supporting surface to better approximate the humeral head back into the glenoid fossa. The three pieces of rigid tape were applied to the patient's shoulder on top of the already applied self-adhesive cotton tape. The first piece (medial) was applied from 1.5ʺ below the deltoid tuberosity running straight up the middle of the arm to 2ʺ above the top of the glenoid fossa between the clavicle and the spine of the scapula. The second piece (posterior) was located from 1.5ʺ below the deltoid tuberosity to 1.5ʺ above the middle of the spine of the scapula. The medial border of this second piece ran along the acromial process. Last, the third piece (anterior) was located from 1.5ʺ below the deltoid tuberosity to run around the front of the humeral head and over the coracoid process, up to 1.5ʺ above the clavicle. The tape will removed and new tape applied every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday and remained on the patient for 6 consecutive weeks.