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Hey cool! Small little comm., but I'll go for it!
Anyone got any tips for golfers elbow? Never played golf in my dang life lol.
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Don't say go to a doctor lol. Obviously I should go to a doctor, and I probably won't. Anybody got anything?
Have you been doing pullups in your calisthenics? I find with doing pullups regularly I can definitely feel it in my elbows if I don't throw in some neutral grip / ring pullups instead of the straight bar. Just a thought
Thanks! I definitely was when it began, yes. Was probably developing (maybe due to those in some measure) before the dumbbells, and those are what set it over the edge maybe. I'm unfortunately a stubborn git who usually takes a long time (sometimes weeks) to realize "oh...that's not supposed to hurt like that".
You mean overhand grip I assume? Not underhand? As being the problematic one? I did switch to neutral and underhand once the injury really got rolling but it was probably way too late by then.
Yeah I was talking about overhand being the culprit, in my case at least. You can try mixing it up (over/under/neutral) or just going with neutral grip the whole time and see how those elbows feel? Rings work well too as they rotate naturally through the movement
Hmm yeah, I think rings will be the move. I already have em 🤷♂️
Thanks! Cheers on the community too, hope it grows :)
Awesome, hope they do the trick for you! Thanks for being an early adopter hah