I'm lloking for some exercises to help me with the 'tennis elbow', which is really starting to bug me - I can't do much on bench, shoulder press, and now even curls...
Any help is apreciated.
Luke
I'm lloking for some exercises to help me with the 'tennis elbow', which is really starting to bug me - I can't do much on bench, shoulder press, and now even curls...
Any help is apreciated.
Luke
I played QB when I started football in college, I now play LBer, but when I was a QB it really bugged me after throwing all day long. Anyways the best thing is rest. But I also use to take 2 Cataflams (prescription anti-inflamatory) before and 1 during my games, I also use to rub Flex-All on it, but mainly ice it before and after lifting and take a week or 2 off, it will do your whole body good.
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The only "exercises" you really can do for "tennis elbow" is rest and ice. The pain will usually go away with a few weeks time.
During that time I'd recommend strengthening your forearms.
I had the worst pitcher's and tennis elbow for about 5 months. I couldn't do anything it hurt so bad. I've seen a doctor 3 times who can perform this kind of therapy and I am nearly 100%. After 5 months of agonizing pain I thought I was going to need surgery. The rest and ice does not do shit!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Just find a doctor who can do this for you, the shit hurts pretty bad due to the scar tissue build up. but feels amazing when you've seen him a couple times. good luck, just search for Active Release Techniques on the net
Time, time, time. Otherwise you'll hurt for 4-5 months if your not careful.
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