Purpose of the study: To compare the immediate effects of prophylactic taping and bracing on proprioception and dynamic balance on asymptomatic knee in amateur athletes. Methods: 36 subjects of both sexes (mean age group was 22.3 + 1.8) were included in the study. Inclusion criteria were minimum proprioceptive degree error: 30 using universal goniometer, full and free range of motion of lower extremity. They were randomized into two groups, group A and group B using block randomization, with 18 subjects in each group. Their proprioception (universal goniometer) and dynamic balance (SEBT) were assessed in both the knees, and the values were noted by the observer. The subjects underwent, either taping or bracing in both the knees and their proprioception and dynamic balance were assessed again. Followed by 24hrs of rest, cross-over of subjects to other technique were performed. Results: The result showed that there is significant improvement in both proprioception and dynamic balance with taping and bracing. Application of tape and brace on right knee showed a significant reduction in proprioceptive error. The amount of decrease in error was 3.940 + 1.70 and 50 + 1.90 with bracing and taping respectively. The same when analyzed for left side the error significantly reduced to 3.920 + 1.70 with bracing and 4.890 + 1.50 with taping. Tape and brace have shown equal effect on proprioception. With taping and bracing there is statistically significant increase in dynamic balance (p