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Category: Tennis Elbow

Extending Your Sports Life and Enhancing Your Performance with LP’s X-Tremus

[ 0 ] April 29, 2012

Who doesn’t want a lifetime of enjoying their favorite sport or fitness activity?  Too often, athletes incur a career ending injury.  With the new X-Tremus line of supports and braces, athletes will not only increase their longevity, but also enhance their performance and joint stability.  This is all possible with LP’s innovative 3-Dimension knitting mode [...]

Tennis Elbow Brace New Technology

[ 1 ] June 23, 2011

Tennis elbow braces and golfers elbow braces come in many different shapes and configurations. In a recent blog we reviewed some of the most popular tennis elbow braces on the market. They all have common characteristics: Changing tasks will change the amount of elbow strain and the amount of pain The tighter the brace, the [...]

Tennis Elbow Hurts – Part III (Ready for Rehab)

[ 6 ] April 27, 2010

As I mentioned in my last blog,  the local sports doc gave me a cortisone shot and told me to take 2 Aleve tablets twice a day for treatment of my tennis elbow. He also told me not to start any rehab for two weeks. It is now two weeks and my tennis elbow pain [...]

Tennis Elbow Hurts – Part II (but I want to play tennis)

[ 0 ] April 13, 2010

I finally “bit the bullet” and saw the local orthopedic specialist  about my tennis elbow.  By the time I saw the Doc my tennis elbow was so bad I  couldn’t play tennis let alone turn a door knob without pain.  I should have seen him weeks ago, but like most guys I put it off [...]

Tennis Elbow Hurts – Part I

[ 9 ] April 6, 2010

Like most older tennis players, I have suffered with tennis elbow many times. Tennis elbow is caused by repetitive stress to the tendons of the wrist extensor muscles, just below the elbow. The injury is called “Tennis Elbow” because the majority of cases are caused by the sport of tennis. For tennis players tennis elbow [...]