The appearance of calcificate in shoulder and suffering from tendinopathy connected with that appearance are very common in everyday life, and besides that they cause pain and limit the usability of arms of patients, they are a grave problem because they decrease efficiency in the work environment, causing patients to miss out filling certain tasks demanded from them which in causality leads to increase of expenses in health care and society in general. The treatment and rehabilitation of patients with calcificates in shoulders, including those suffer-ing from calcificates in Supraspinatus muscle are a long-term struggle that can be very frustrat-ing from the patients themselves. As physiotherapists, we encounter on daily basis patients suffering from problems and pain caused by calcificate in should, trying to help them using various methods physical therapy: electric treatment, ultra sound, magnet therapy, followed by kinesiotherapy and other manual techniques. Then doing so, we are using functional taping, or so-called kinesio taping, and rather recently, radial shockwave therapy. Bearing in mind that rehabilitation of patients with calcificates in shoulders is complex, the treatments are relatively long-term, alongside the fact that it is time-consuming, so we have chosen to test whether it is useful to combine certain therapy methods and whether the final results of these combinations are better applied together or separately. Our colleagues at the Department are applying thera-py of radial shockwave while simultaneously using functional kinesio taping for shoulder, and the practice has shown that the patients using our services are those with calcificate in Su-praspinatus muscle, we have decided to conduct a research in the Departement to confirm whether combination of therapy with both functional kinesio taping and radial shockwave is giving better results than solely therapy with radial shockwave. The research was conducted at the “Department of physical therapy and rehabilitation Clinical hospital Sveti Duh in Zagreb”.