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Tennis elbow is also called lateral epicondylitis, which is a syndrome in which joint ridges start nodules above the elbow joint (medial and lateral epicondyle start nodules), wrist bending or flexion causes pain or local tenderness at the point where muscles are started. It is one of the most common causes of joint pain. Excessive exercise using arms such as tennis, people who use a lot of work arms, excessively quick simple movements, and repetitive knitting contraction shortens the ulnar extensor muscle at the start point of lateral epicondyle, causing inflammation occurs. Treatment methods include corticosteroid injections, which have a short-term effect, and time-consuming, but noninvasive physical and specific frequency therapies, including deep friction massage (DFM), taping, Mill's manipulation, and wrist movement, etc. These taping and DFM are therapeutically accessible and are widely used in clinical practice. DFM is known to affect muscle tissue in the vertical Effect of Deep Friction Massage with Taping Technique on Strength, Pain, Function and Wrist Extensor Muscle Activity in Patient with Tennis Elbow