Effective Self-Treatment for Golfer's Elbow (Inner Elbow Pain)

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  • Опубліковано 3 бер 2015
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  • @majestictiger1191
    @majestictiger1191 4 роки тому +24

    Omg. I am a pitcher who has had chronic golfers elbow for 4 years (basically all throughout highschool) and not a single physical therapist has ever done this or even mentioned it. I thought I was gonna have to do surgery. Can’t believe I just found a cure for me to keep playing the game I love without a constant fear of when the pain is going to come back. Very very grateful.

    • @shahidnyker2900
      @shahidnyker2900 Рік тому +8

      Did it work? Or are you still suffering 2 years later?

  • @devilmayguns
    @devilmayguns 5 років тому +97

    Holy shit, this made an immediate difference for me. I’ve got golfers elbow from powerlifting (bench press as always) and it was starting to get in the way really bad. So glad I came across this video when I did.

    • @kayaeki
      @kayaeki 4 роки тому +3

      It's paining for 3 months now, I'll try these! How's it working for you guys??

    • @Necemous
      @Necemous 4 роки тому +4

      @@kayaeki Didn't help much. Providing you do powerlifting, it ain't gonna help. You just have to stop and wait for it to heal.

    • @dougyankunas3104
      @dougyankunas3104 4 роки тому

      That’s why I’m here right now !!!

    • @seanw.587
      @seanw.587 4 роки тому

      Did anyone get any solution I got inner elbow pain from wrestling when someone chopped my inner elbow and the trauma is causing pain with certain exercises any solutions it’s been like this for abt a year

    • @Greg_Chock
      @Greg_Chock 4 роки тому +1

      @@seanw.587 If you have pain from acute injury you should really see a doctor/specialist.

  • @sanher20
    @sanher20 3 роки тому +5

    This totally works. I had intense forearm for 6 months and after just doing this for one day the pain was gone.
    Thank you very much.

  • @Deblonde57
    @Deblonde57 8 років тому +1

    Oh you guys, I could hug you right now!!! I am a housekeeper for a large retirement company and have just started having elbow pain EXACTLY where you described in the video for golfers or tennis elbow! using your technique, it started going away almost immediately! I was icing my elbows while looking for help via the internet and I am so glad your video popped up. It is a life saver!! Thank you so very much!

  • @Joshuatheservant4jesus
    @Joshuatheservant4jesus 7 років тому +1

    Thank you for your videos. You have helped me big with some major issues. God bless.

  • @cherrywilson6267
    @cherrywilson6267 7 місяців тому +4

    This has been the most useful advice I have had. After two years of pain, using this treatment has worked AMAZING, I can not thank you enough. Yes, it HURT bad when I first started but now it doesn’t and the relief is a blessing. THANK YOU

  • @rudigerolschewsky8803
    @rudigerolschewsky8803 4 роки тому +5

    It really helped, thank you so much!

  • @FrederickDunn
    @FrederickDunn 2 роки тому +56

    Absolutely PERFECT advice, THANK YOU!!! The re-injury that brings it back over and over again is something that I now understand. That cross-tendon massage actually brought a lot of immediate relief and I can't tell you how much I appreciate that!

    • @BetrayedYT
      @BetrayedYT 2 роки тому +1

      FR is feels way better now, ima keep doing this for as long as i need

  • @clinicaltranscription1190
    @clinicaltranscription1190 6 років тому +2

    Thank you so much for your video, this helped tremendously! I haven't been able to do curls and chin ups w/o a lot of pain for the last 6 mos. I have much respect for PTs, and the knowledge they have of healing and prevention of muscular injuries.

  • @Jake1067
    @Jake1067 9 років тому +3

    Thanks for the upload gentlemen, much appreciated. I applied this same technique from your tennis elbow vid and it worked great it's simple and very effective. Thank you.

  • @louisetaube
    @louisetaube 3 роки тому +1

    Thanks so much for your clear description of what is happening with golfer's elbow!

  • @user-yx5nf5kz7u
    @user-yx5nf5kz7u 5 років тому

    Thank you. You are the real expert.

  • @Rioretti
    @Rioretti 8 років тому +15

    you guys have great chemistry, very helpful and easy to understand videos. Thank you

  • @mikalstole1602
    @mikalstole1602 2 роки тому +2

    Thank you for this video. I was suffering from the golfers elbow and it was tender to the touch and getting worse. The cross fiber friction massage was effective. The most helpful point was that it should initially hurt but it starts to get better after 10-15 seconds. The explanation of the scar tissue also helped for the visual. Thank you. Great video.

  • @fanzarelli1319
    @fanzarelli1319 Рік тому

    You guys are aweasome. You helped me get through tennis elbow a couple years ago. And now I'm having some minor golfers elbow. Thank you for the free information on treating these issues

  • @jonbrowning
    @jonbrowning 3 роки тому

    Brilliant!! Didn't want to do this as I thought it would just get worse but after a couple of minutes persistence the pain went away. Thank you!

  • @jdubs19
    @jdubs19 4 роки тому

    Thanks for this tip! Helps a lot

  • @rackopablo7706
    @rackopablo7706 7 років тому +1

    I've had this problem off and on for a few months now due to my job. This massage technique has really helped. Thanks a lot from the UK fellas.

  • @robadams311
    @robadams311 6 років тому +1

    wonderful video. I have been suffering for months. Just decided to have a look on you tube for help. Your technique worked to relieve my ongoing nagging discomfort. Thank you so much for making the effort to post this.

  • @mattdarwin6497
    @mattdarwin6497 8 років тому +103

    This is insane. Ya'll just cured me!!
    I've been battling this for the past year and it has been interfering with my daily activities as well as fitness. I was on the verge of spending several hundred for an MRI and getting surgery. After about 5 minutes of this massage stuff, 80% of the pain is gone. So happy right now!!! Thanks guys!

    • @nair7911
      @nair7911 5 років тому +6

      Please tell me exactly how you did it.

    • @sampejke
      @sampejke 3 роки тому +5

      ahh all these fake stories about instant curement

  • @jt120388
    @jt120388 5 років тому

    Helped instantly thanks !!!

  • @BatandBallCricket
    @BatandBallCricket 8 років тому

    Thanks for this video guys.
    My discomfort had been baffling me for a couple of weeks until i watched this video.
    Thanks.

  • @paulhenkel8578
    @paulhenkel8578 4 роки тому +6

    Thanks. I train in and teach boxing and Muay Thai; and had developed this in the left forearm from doing left hooks. I wasnt even able to hold pads to train students. Five days into your Tx (3-4x daily, ~1 min per Tx) and the pain has disappeared. Best wishes!

  • @RobertDrizzyDrake
    @RobertDrizzyDrake 5 років тому

    It worked within a minute !!! So clutch !!

  • @WhatHappensWhen1
    @WhatHappensWhen1 6 років тому +1

    It worked. Thank you!

  • @KFColonelSanders
    @KFColonelSanders 7 років тому +1

    Thanks for this, my pain started up after a lot of pushups and PC gaming.

  • @Jethorus
    @Jethorus 2 роки тому

    You guys are great this isn’t the first video of yours that’s helped me a lot!

  • @mckaylamaroney8841
    @mckaylamaroney8841 7 років тому +8

    Thank you for what you guys do! I just tried this massage therapy out (using my knuckles instead to dig deeper and not get tired out as fast) and my pain is considerably less than what it was originally. After a few minutes of rest, I do start to feel the original pain again, but it does appear to be to a lesser extent. I will continue to use this method along with the flexbar and normal stretching and report back in a few weeks time. I've had this issue for over a year now and this, so far, has been the only thing that actually lessens the pain and weakness in my grip. Stretching and other exercises I've tried just don't seem to work, so I'm really thankful I found you guys! Thanks again!

  • @benjaminmelendez6471
    @benjaminmelendez6471 4 роки тому

    You guys are great, thanks!

  • @maloulanier2236
    @maloulanier2236 6 років тому +1

    i actually have this pain right now. I'll do this. Thanks.

  • @JaydonRose
    @JaydonRose 3 роки тому

    I like this one. Short and to the point... Thanks👍🏻😁 relieved my Elbow pain in 60 secs. WOW...!

  • @ChikhiMohammed
    @ChikhiMohammed 2 роки тому

    Thank you so much, your channel really helps me through my journey 😊

  • @inecita1958
    @inecita1958 5 років тому

    Gracias! Pain is no fun for sure and I'm hopeful this is going to help!

  • @Palletman65
    @Palletman65 8 років тому

    Thank You Guy's !

  • @al.s9351
    @al.s9351 5 років тому +65

    Calesthenics got me here and ypu guys cured me like almost immediately. I avoided doing this very thing wow thanks +1 sub

    • @tanaysingh6330
      @tanaysingh6330 4 роки тому +5

      Yeah same here brother ✌️ cali athletes

    • @Sladehboy
      @Sladehboy 3 роки тому +13

      Yup dame here too many pullups 😅

    • @ScribblyDoodle
      @ScribblyDoodle 3 роки тому +2

      Same, high pull ups and front lever

    • @bradturner7678
      @bradturner7678 3 роки тому

      I got it from ring dips i think, lately its been acting up fierce so tried finding out what it was.

    • @KadoTheNorm
      @KadoTheNorm 3 роки тому +3

      Right there with you buddy. Weighted austrailian rows. Been on 3 leg days a week for the last two weeks 😅

  • @mattiesmith1
    @mattiesmith1 8 років тому

    I had my ulna nerve surgery a year ago and then I had pain in that area after a workout. Doing my research I figured out that I had Golfer,s Elbow and was relieved because it has gotten better after ice, stretches and the finger exercises you stated after a week. I will go back to the gym but will be taking it easy until it has completely healed. Thank you for this video it helped me so much.

  • @calebfisaha7703
    @calebfisaha7703 Рік тому +7

    Got my golfer’s elbow from jui jitsu and it’s been a drag for a week now, but thanks to you guys, already feeling better after massaging the elbows💯

    • @kampfpiper3853
      @kampfpiper3853 Рік тому

      bro im watching this right now because i hurt my elbow during rolling yeterday how long did yours heal?

  • @mattfromtarget8653
    @mattfromtarget8653 2 роки тому

    I LOVE YOU BOB AND BRAD

  • @8000Christopher
    @8000Christopher Рік тому

    Thanks guys, I'm workin' it.

  • @sterlingarch91
    @sterlingarch91 2 роки тому

    Thanks for the good advice!

  • @kellybisset7047
    @kellybisset7047 8 років тому +4

    Thank you sooooo much, I've found so helpful. Hurt both arms weightlifting and it was driving me crazy. This has really helped!

    • @wheezythegreat973
      @wheezythegreat973 5 років тому

      How long did it take for it to fix for you... Same problem here.

  • @mikeduxbury3349
    @mikeduxbury3349 5 років тому +4

    Thanks for the video! I find it easier to grip the arm with my other hand so I can use my thumb, does that work the same as using the fingers?

  • @jpny.7961
    @jpny.7961 Рік тому

    Wow i used this technique instinctively but not long enough (as i didnt know the science behind it) for most of my tendons and muscles pains. Now i get confirmation that i should keep doing it!!

  • @DubStepMVP
    @DubStepMVP 3 роки тому

    Thank you so much. I did this watching the video it loosened up and I popped my elbow joint. It litteraly worked in under 2 minutes.

  • @jerbil404
    @jerbil404 3 роки тому

    Man. Thank you so much. 🙏

  • @romi2910001
    @romi2910001 2 роки тому

    Thanks gentlemen 🙏

  • @DVToxico
    @DVToxico 4 роки тому +238

    What if you get golfers elbow on the other arm from massaging the first injury arm

    • @DonaldGaron
      @DonaldGaron 4 роки тому +6

      Means you had it for a while on both arms

    • @rajdesai94
      @rajdesai94 3 роки тому +51

      its an infinite loop

    • @RicD.15208
      @RicD.15208 3 роки тому +33

      Then you use your feet.

    • @DVToxico
      @DVToxico 3 роки тому +8

      @@RicD.15208 okay so I have plantar fasciitis so thats a no plus I'm not as flexible as a monkey so there's that

    • @xanderfrandsen880
      @xanderfrandsen880 3 роки тому +2

      Then use your nose

  • @kaykimball188
    @kaykimball188 5 років тому +12

    I have had such pain for the past 6 months and literally within 48 hours of doing this massage, my pain is 90% gone. Thank you so very, very much!

    • @ollie131
      @ollie131 Рік тому

      Did you js massage or did you do other things too

  • @berylvaughan6786
    @berylvaughan6786 4 місяці тому

    Thank you.

  • @mikeemerick3642
    @mikeemerick3642 4 роки тому +5

    Hey guys, thanks for the helpful tip. I'm mid 40s and my pain started after doing chin ups. It's been hurting for months now but that massage finally helped. I think it's fascinating that although the pain is localized to my elbow, my whole body feels better after the massage.

    • @garyroberts2563
      @garyroberts2563 3 роки тому +1

      mid 60s here and chin ups don't bother my elbow but pull ups do. Neutral grip pull ups bother it as well. Never had a problem with my elbow before starting up with pull ups recently.

  • @irinamurzina6039
    @irinamurzina6039 4 роки тому

    Thanks guys ,with best regards from Belarus !

  • @SamCatLu
    @SamCatLu 2 роки тому

    Very helpful. Thank you.

  • @Musicstet
    @Musicstet 7 років тому

    you guys are a good duo!

  • @nonameqwerty9829
    @nonameqwerty9829 4 роки тому

    Thank you!!!!

  • @user-cx5ni7me6l
    @user-cx5ni7me6l Рік тому

    Thanks for all your video's. I just stared working out again in the gym, and feel my tendons a bit after 3 sessions. But my pain is really soft and only at 1 spot right in the middle of the 'pit'
    Thanks!

  • @markgraves8397
    @markgraves8397 8 років тому

    Thanks you I'll give it a go.

  • @LinFiles
    @LinFiles 6 років тому +3

    Wow thank you! I had a feeling it was scar tissue.. I will do this.

  • @drewwang9346
    @drewwang9346 4 роки тому

    It works like a charm!

  • @architmishra5790
    @architmishra5790 Рік тому

    Just WOW IT WORKS!

  • @EvianzMom
    @EvianzMom 3 місяці тому

    I am 40 and just started training jiu jitsu 4 months ago. I began having this inside elbow pain for about 2 months now. It feel like fire that spreads down.
    I am glad I found your video! After researching, I believe my lats are weak and stiff so I’m incorporating stretching for the lats and some isometric strength on the muscles around the elbow. But with very very light weight. Like 2 lbs.

  • @arklowrockz
    @arklowrockz 7 років тому

    Hit a few thousand golf balls over last 8 months to shorten my swing. The pain from golfers elbow was starting to get unbearable. The massage technique described here is working very well. Thanks very much guys!!
    (I was half thinking of quitting golf it was so sore!!)

  • @SutcliffeRed
    @SutcliffeRed 11 місяців тому

    I really can't believe that worked ❤ my elbow pain started to get unbearable and for the first time in a while I can actually straighten my elbow

  • @yedidipremalatha1660
    @yedidipremalatha1660 2 роки тому

    Excellent video

  • @raverwater1
    @raverwater1 2 роки тому

    great advice, thanks!

  • @stun1zng267
    @stun1zng267 4 роки тому

    very helpful. thanks!!!

  • @Beautiful-Sickening-Rolex
    @Beautiful-Sickening-Rolex 5 років тому

    great video, thanks

  • @pegburke638
    @pegburke638 2 роки тому

    This is FABULOUS. I do a lot of knitting, and lately, my elbows have been acting up. This solved the problem. THANK YOU!!

    • @joelkouyoumjian6892
      @joelkouyoumjian6892 2 роки тому

      Yep. A LOT of repetitive pronation/supination and flexion/extension with knitting. Do regular stretches before and after knitting sessions to help maintain the recovery.

  • @Robbinsoul_Cruzzo
    @Robbinsoul_Cruzzo 4 роки тому

    You guys are awesome !!

  • @CaribQueen65
    @CaribQueen65 7 років тому +2

    Thanks so much for this video! The inside of my elbow has been hurting for months but I couldn't figure out why. I did what you showed and though I hurt like heck after about a minute or two the pain was significantly less! I will continue to do the cross rubbing of the muscle till it completely stops hurting. Thanks again and God bless you both.

    • @noGFnoMONEY
      @noGFnoMONEY 7 років тому

      Hello the greatest info that i've had was by using the Freds Elbow Helper (i found it on google) - without a doubt themost useful method that I have ever followed.

  • @mikeanto44
    @mikeanto44 7 років тому +14

    You guys are awesome. One recommendation for the video producer is to make sure objects are in focus, it can be distracting when things are out of focus. Also, I'd recommend a better mic to capture your guys' audio much crisper. Great info and people deserve great quality video, just throwing my two cents out there! Thanks as always for the good information and humor guys!

    • @MrSilicon605
      @MrSilicon605 6 років тому +1

      Agreed and they are not giving a muscle show, which is completly unneccessary, las compared to other video uploads from other people.....Very vain actually...
      Full marks to these men!

  • @SteelBlueVision
    @SteelBlueVision 7 років тому

    Wow, I can feel relief immediately! Even after a mere 10-15 seconds of massage. I find that using three fingers (index, middle, and ring) around and under the bone protrusion seems to target the pain better (the ring finger does very little work, perhaps it just supports the middle finger some), assuming you can apply sufficient force with three fingers.
    I just discovered that using the knuckles of the middle and ring fingers seems to do an even better job, without putting strain on your fingers (i.e., you can do it longer).

  • @i08dionisio
    @i08dionisio Рік тому

    You are the best! I just realized how often I resort to your videos! Thank you so much!
    About this golf elbow thing, there's no exercises? Just the massage?

  • @Aslakki07
    @Aslakki07 2 роки тому

    Thanks!!

  • @gnoslorac
    @gnoslorac 3 роки тому

    can't believe I cured my golfer's elbow with a youtube video. I've tried acupuncture and physical therapy but your method was the most effective.

    • @nelsonnotmandela8725
      @nelsonnotmandela8725 3 роки тому +1

      Did it work completely? Has it ever come back and are you able to resume normal activities as you were before this pain ?

  • @joeafish
    @joeafish 7 років тому +1

    I have this pain through playing guitar. This is helping! Thanks!

    • @freebodychris
      @freebodychris 4 роки тому

      Mine must also be from the guitar. So this really worked? Have long did it take?

  • @LtLegault
    @LtLegault 5 років тому

    I don't have elbow pain but I have/had a wrist problem. Doing this, I really felt my wrist loosen up for the first time in 8 months. Had trouble doing push ups because I felt a pinch at the wrist and I really couldn't stretch it. And I notice when I went to sleep and stretch my arm out. It didn't lay 180 degrees and kinda felt like a little tug at the elbow as it rested at 150 degree sorta. And never realized the tightness I had on my elbow. Doing this really help loosen it up and free me from some wrist pain. Thanks guys

  • @davidmichaelvara
    @davidmichaelvara 3 роки тому +1

    Fantastic!!! Thank you so much. I feel it quite a bit and it hurts like hell when i curl. Much appreciated!

    • @ryancaldwell6149
      @ryancaldwell6149 3 роки тому

      That's how my pain started. Have gone exclusively to hammer curls with no pain but I'm not seeing the bicep results I would like. Hopefully this technique fixes it so I can get back to regular curls.

  • @bobbby303
    @bobbby303 4 роки тому +1

    You guys described my problem to a tee. I've had inner elbow pain for 5 weeks now. When it starts to feel a bit better I try hitting a few golf balls or work with power drills in the workshop and it flares right up again. I'm spinning my wheels. I will definitely try your method. Thank you!

    • @eoinbairead3924
      @eoinbairead3924 10 місяців тому +1

      Did it heal in the end Bobby? I'm 6 months in and not pain free yet😕

  • @VinnyLogz
    @VinnyLogz 7 років тому

    Wow! This and a Tens machine , I feel significant improvement in 2 days!!!!!!

  • @franklyjustty
    @franklyjustty 4 роки тому +2

    Remarkable had mad sensations in my arm realised its a trapped nerve did that litro felt my tendon go into place

  • @tatusha
    @tatusha 8 років тому +23

    Omg, a miracle: it worked like a charm. Thank you! I love you guys!!!!!!

    • @davidperry6621
      @davidperry6621 7 років тому +1

      There are a few factors in treating tennis elbow at home. One resource I found which successfully combines these is the Freds Elbow Helper (google it if you're interested) definately the most helpful resource that I have ever heard of. Check out the incredible info .

    • @jezelaugosto890
      @jezelaugosto890 6 років тому

      I've been studying relieving tennis elbow pain quickly and discovered an awesome website at Freds Elbow Helper (google it if you're interested)

    • @sentfrom3864
      @sentfrom3864 6 років тому

      Not certain about the points made but ,if anyone else trying to find out how to treat tennis elbow naturally try Elbow Recovery Tactics ( elbow.recoverytactics.com/ ) ? Ive heard some extraordinary things about it and my m8 got excellent results with it.

    • @doubasfadiga9818
      @doubasfadiga9818 6 років тому

      You're welcome and it's really interesting for you

  • @sherrygrunder6134
    @sherrygrunder6134 6 років тому +3

    Just went from no milking to milking 4 goats twice a day. Every day. I try to mix it up and use different angles and techniques for milking, but it's still a boatload of gripping! Huzzah for PT!

  • @vStormzah
    @vStormzah 6 років тому +5

    PLEASE READ THIS MIGHT HELP YOU! - OK, so I was adamant that I had golfers elbow, given I had all the hallmarks - sore inner elbow, couldn't extend arm without severe pain etc. and the onset was literally a few days after playing a few hours of golf. It was causing me serious problems driving and doing sports, so I saw a doctor who said I had tendinitis (golfers elbow) and that i needed rest and ibuprofen to reduce any swelling. This was useless, so after a few more weeks of little improvement in the pain I went to a physio who diagnosed my issue as ulna nerve damage straight away. After two sessions of acupuncture and dry needling along the ulna nerve in my arm, my pain was relieved almost instantly. The symptoms of ulna nerve damage and golfers elbow are almost identical so please bear in mind this could be your problem! It solved my problem so it is definitely worth bringing up with your doctor or a physio. Hope this helps someone!

  • @natalieweber6937
    @natalieweber6937 4 роки тому

    My 14 Year old son is suffering from this likely due to a combination of growth spurt and a whole lot of golf (daily 9-18 holes) going to try this immediately - less invasive and much less expensive!

  • @padre1337
    @padre1337 3 роки тому +6

    Incredible - Thank you very much! Got mine fixed after 3 days of applying the technique before going to sleep. Was bothering me for 4 months on end. (Bodybuilder)

    • @sampejke
      @sampejke 3 роки тому

      Did u Ice it after?

    • @alpaca912
      @alpaca912 Рік тому

      Was your's also caused by benching?

    • @padre1337
      @padre1337 Рік тому

      @@sampejke nope.

    • @padre1337
      @padre1337 Рік тому

      @@alpaca912 i believe it came more from chinning, however i always did it back to back with bench. And excessively high volume.

  • @user-jh7eb9kr2b
    @user-jh7eb9kr2b 5 років тому +1

    hello there. i didnt get the explanation of how the friction massage will help the web to get stronger. i'd like to get a second explantion about that pleae. thanks

  • @SosiskaTheHorrible
    @SosiskaTheHorrible 3 роки тому

    Finally!!!! Someone finally made this make sense. Thank you so much. I have pain INSIDE my elbow, and I couldn't find a therapy/video that helped. For some reason this clicked. Probably because the spot you say to rub was painful when i rubbed it! BTW should my hand tingle a bit when i do the cross fibre massage?

  • @omargarcia9772
    @omargarcia9772 2 роки тому

    THANK YOOOOOOOU,

  • @2videosilike
    @2videosilike 4 роки тому

    Thank you!

  • @kamron_thurmond
    @kamron_thurmond 5 років тому

    I have a tiny twinge/sharp pain on the very tip of that bone. I have full range of motion and the pain isn't constant. My thumb was cramping earlier I hope a few days of rest, ice, and massage will help.

  • @justwatchingffs371
    @justwatchingffs371 4 роки тому +1

    I'm gonna give this a shot. I've been having chronic pain, probably due to lifting heavy with small hands, which puts a lot of stress on my forearms. Will report back with results.

    • @SentinelEx
      @SentinelEx 4 роки тому

      Same any results? I do a lot of heavy lifting every Friday night at my job plus I have small joints and hands as well. I’m only 23 I never though I’d experience this kinda stuff.

  • @scottjohnson5357
    @scottjohnson5357 8 років тому +2

    Dude, you guys are so much fun, and that was mad informative. I'll definitely respond with how it worked out. Thanks gents. "My guess is this is going to hurt..." Yup.

    • @georgiosantonopoulos7893
      @georgiosantonopoulos7893 8 років тому

      +Scott Johnson There are several components to ways to treat tennis elbow. One plan I discovered which successfully combines these is the Freds Elbow Helper (google it if you're interested) it's the most useful resource that I've seen. look at all the awesome info .

  • @joshuahunt1210
    @joshuahunt1210 3 роки тому

    You guys are amazing. Did what you said. Started out very painful and kept with it about a minute or so and definitely feel better now! You're awesome!

  • @shanematzen
    @shanematzen 3 роки тому +1

    Just tried this and got immediate relief, thank you! Honest question though...is this a cure for a long period or just temporary pain relief?

  • @Memento__Mori
    @Memento__Mori 5 років тому +3

    3+ years of torture that keeps coming back. This has affected my fitness journey many times and still does. I lost all hope in recovery and im considering getting checked for a surgery.

    • @jasonroberts2249
      @jasonroberts2249 4 роки тому

      BagoFit Reborn find a chiro who is skilled in Active Release Technique. It forcibly breaks up the scar tissue and smooths out the tendon. It is the closest thing that exists to a cure for tendonitis. Surgery is worthless for this condition.

  • @Caddiesense
    @Caddiesense 9 років тому +2

    Great video guys! Thx. I play 200+ rounds of golf a year, including 25-30 tournaments. The best thing I've ever found for fixing medial ep issues when I've experienced them was through usage of the Theraband flexbar. Great product! I'll try the methodology you're describing next time.

    • @justinminton7885
      @justinminton7885 5 років тому

      What are some exercises you do with this? I do a multitude of activities that irritate my arm and I need to get it back into competitive function.

  • @hansdegebruiker1968
    @hansdegebruiker1968 2 роки тому +1

    Thanks for the tips. I have it on both arms from intensive fitness going from 60 to 90 kg on the lat pulley in 2 months and then started to do daily pull ups.

    • @MrWisconsintrapper
      @MrWisconsintrapper Рік тому

      this is exactly where I am. What helped you get over it?

    • @hansdegebruiker1968
      @hansdegebruiker1968 Рік тому

      @@MrWisconsintrapper Rest for a very long period (4 months). Totally have no training on my arms. After that give my arms more time to recover after training with rest and food. I have to accept it's a weak point and I recover slower due to age.

    • @MrWisconsintrapper
      @MrWisconsintrapper Рік тому

      @@hansdegebruiker1968 i have pretty much quit working out. Pull ups, and most curls I havent done for weeks. Did you ice, voodoo floss, do physical therapy wrist curls, stretch wrists too? Or just plain rest only?

    • @hansdegebruiker1968
      @hansdegebruiker1968 Рік тому +1

      @@MrWisconsintrapper in the beginning I did therapy with light weight curls. But that didn't help at all. I stopped and only started to drive bicycle to keep in shape. Now everything is fine again and do strength work outs only 3 times a week.

  • @fm1224
    @fm1224 8 років тому +30

    This is one of the hardest pains to get over, I know from personal experience! Funny how the guys mention common between 40-60 year olds...I suspect the muscles are extremely fatigued from use, misuse and overuse at this point and can't take it anymore. You can't get over this within a few days, more like a few months if your lucky. Follow up with stretching, massage, strength exercises, tiger balm, ice, vitamin supplements for joint and tendon heath, etc. Good luck, thanks for posting! p.s. Concentrate on the upper side of the forearm too, there needs to be a balance of strength between lower and upper muscles....so much to know! :0)

    • @iselisemor1930
      @iselisemor1930 7 років тому

      Hello the best info that I have ever had was by following the Freds Elbow Helper (just google it) - without a doubt themost useful method that I've tried.

    • @samadam501
      @samadam501 6 років тому

      here's a few ideas about treating tennis elbow naturally
      try ice packs on the affected area
      consuming celery may be beneficial
      try omega-3 supplements
      try a hot potato pack to help pain
      (I learned these and why they work on Secret Elbow Tactics site )

    • @jasonroberts2249
      @jasonroberts2249 6 років тому

      Active Release Technique (by someone who’s good) will get rid of it. The scar tissue needs to be forcefully broken up so the tendon can glide smoothly.

  • @MannYgfx
    @MannYgfx 7 років тому +1

    Hey guys, I started climbing about 6months back and have developed a pain on the inside of the elbow just like your describe here. Been doing massage but wasn't aware of the cross-fiber technique. Thanks a lot for your well made and explanatory video, hopefully this'll help me get back on the wall sooner. My 2 cents would be to get a better mic - a Zoom H1 is super cheap and gives great audio quality. Thanks again, all the best!

    • @MannYgfx
      @MannYgfx 7 років тому +1

      I have a quick question though, I'd really appreciate if you could give a quick answer. Yesterday my elbow was pain-free, and I did about 5 minutes of cross-fibre massage from the elbow down the entire forearm. The remainder of the day my elbow was sore, and still is today. Is this normal, and should I just continue with massage sessions? It sort of feels like I'm aggravating the issue as opposed to fixing it. Any input would be gladly appreciated!

  • @madestroytube
    @madestroytube 6 місяців тому

    Thaaaank you