suggestions anyone?

[jimmyinkedup]

if your joint pain is in one specific location I strongly recommend epharm joint force. It amazing. Its a spray...takes 2-3 weeks of use to kick in but it works wonders for me. There are few supplementsa i tout the use of - but this is definately one of them.

[M302_Imola]

if your joint pain is in one specific location I strongly recommend epharm joint force. It amazing. Its a spray...takes 2-3 weeks of use to kick in but it works wonders for me. There are few supplementsa i tout the use of - but this is definately one of them.

So Jimmy this stuff really works? I have developed some tendonitis in my right elbow in the past few weeks. It really only effects me toward the end of the week (guess it becomes inflammed) and I feel it the most when doing skull crushers. I have since stopped skull crushers but I still feel it on some tricep exercises. Will this epharm joint force help my issue? I know time off and ice will help but taking time off is easier said than done!

[boxingfan30]

So Jimmy this stuff really works? I have developed some tendonitis in my right elbow in the past few weeks. It really only effects me toward the end of the week (guess it becomes inflammed) and I feel it the most when doing skull crushers. I have since stopped skull crushers but I still feel it on some tricep exercises. Will this epharm joint force help my issue? I know time off and ice will help but taking time off is easier said than done!

I can't do skull crushers with my bad shoulder, but oddly enough I can do overhead tricep extensions. I also get that pain in my elbow. I have to use a light weight like 10 lbs or something a few times for 10-15 reps just to get it ready for the heavier weight. Even with that I reach across and hold my elbow with the other hand to keep it stable and focus on NOTHING but my form (which I lacked as a younger and more inexperienced lifter). I'll tell you this though... the triceps have gotten some pretty decent growth. I'm not taking any kind of joint stuff right now... usually an asprin right after my workout to help with any inflammation that may be wanting to pop up... and being the old man I am I always use ice on my elbows and tris after they cool off just a little.

[M302_Imola]

I can't do skull crushers with my bad shoulder, but oddly enough I can do overhead tricep extensions. I also get that pain in my elbow. I have to use a light weight like 10 lbs or something a few times for 10-15 reps just to get it ready for the heavier weight. Even with that I reach across and hold my elbow with the other hand to keep it stable and focus on NOTHING but my form (which I lacked as a younger and more inexperienced lifter). I'll tell you this though... the triceps have gotten some pretty decent growth. I'm not taking any kind of joint stuff right now... usually an asprin right after my workout to help with any inflammation that may be wanting to pop up... and being the old man I am I always use ice on my elbows and tris after they cool off just a little.

I feel ya bro! I stopped skull crushers awhile back due to shoulder issues as well. I nursed my shoulders back to health (knock on wood) and have since incorporated skulls back in until a few weeks ago when my right elbow started giving me fits. I feel ya on getting old...sucks. Def. have to train smarter! It's funny that you can get away with overhead extensions. I use to do them with my back straight in which there was so shoulder comfort but have since used an incline (set it on a high degree angle) for my tricep extensions with no shoulder discomfort. You should give it a shot: high degree angle incline bench, slide up to the top of the bench (let your head hang over the top just a little bit, grab a heavy dumbbell and place it on your chest, position your hands around the dumbbell, then lift up and begin your tricep extension. This exercise has made me forget about doing them with my back straight...won't go back to it.