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darkstar
07-25-2008, 11:27 AM
Man im back climbing and such and the muscle on top of my forarm is knotted up like a golf ball .
Where the muscle attaches to the bone feels torn or just abused.
You guys get this ?
rbtree
07-25-2008, 11:36 AM
I used to......massage it...especially the connection areas.. Do slow stretches to elongate the muscle fibers.
Use ibruprofen if you must.....or natural treatments..bromelain, boswellan, GSA, CSA, hyalauronic acid....
darkstar
07-25-2008, 11:40 AM
GSA, CSA, hyalauronic acid.
What is that ?
Glucoseamine
rbtree
07-25-2008, 11:57 AM
Yes...google them, chrondoitin sulfate......hyaluronic acid is the correct spelling, I think. glucosamine hydrochloride is another form of the product that may be more effective.....
MasterBlaster
07-25-2008, 02:30 PM
I used to tightly tie a clothesline sized rope to my upper forearm. It seemed to help a lot - it kinda like reinforced that tendon/ligament junction.
I used to tightly tie a clothesline sized rope to my upper forearm. It seemed to help a lot - it kinda like reinforced that tendon/ligament junction.
Or go to the drugstore/grocery and get a strap with velcro made for that exact same thing. Really does help for some.
Jamin Mayer
07-25-2008, 04:53 PM
I have experienced elbow pain this week too! WTH?:? I'm only 32 and I'm feeling like an old timer. :cry:
Do you guys think it is because lots of handsaw repetitive motion? That is the only time I have felt the pain.
Burnham
07-25-2008, 05:01 PM
Get used to it, ya bunch of wusses.
:D
Says the old man.
:cry:
pantheraba
07-25-2008, 05:38 PM
Sounds like you are describing a good case of lateral epicondylitis (tennis elbow)...read up on cross-friction massage and Dr. Cyriax (the progenitor of the technique).
Here is a good description of what has worked for me before:
http://www.syracusechargers.org/therapy/chapt14.htm
If you injure an area and it is not allowed to heal properly (tissue does not model correctly), you continue to get mini-tears that cause a gnarled up mess that needs to be corrected.
Use ice, too. Good luck...it is definitely aggravating.
No_Bivy
07-25-2008, 06:49 PM
ice is better...but beer is good:D
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Old Monkey
07-25-2008, 11:39 PM
My elbow is fine but my knee is locking up a bunch. Its getting harder and harder to unlock too. Isn't getting older fun Jerry?
CurSedVoyce
07-26-2008, 12:26 AM
Hey you said the "O" word.. LOL
I look at it this way, I loved to climb when I was young and now I get paid for it and I am in my 40s still climbing (pushing 50).
I just hope I can make Burnhams age and still be doing it... OUCH ... did I say that out loud... LOL
One word, Chiropracter.. LOL
CurSedVoyce
07-26-2008, 12:30 AM
Forgot to mention... My Chiropractor and other medical practicioners use fire wood.. muhahahaha Can we say TRADE OUT!
Stumper
07-26-2008, 12:31 AM
Burnham isn't old-he just has a well used mustache.
I just hope I can make Burnhams age and still be doing it... OUCH ... did I say that out loud... LOL
:lol:
:roflmao:
Blinky
07-26-2008, 09:38 AM
Get used to it, ya bunch of wusses.
:D
Says the old man.
:cry:
Here, here. Some weeks are better than others. Glucosamine seems to help if you take it long term. Climbing rock is rough on the tendons and ligaments if you dyno very much.
Really alternate icing with a heating pad is good when it's severely inflamed.
darkstar
07-26-2008, 11:26 AM
I think i have two problem areas because they injure so easy.
Im going to check into some deep tissue massage.
darkstar
07-26-2008, 11:29 AM
My elbow is fine but my knee is locking up a bunch. Its getting harder and harder to unlock too. Isn't getting older fun Jerry?
Hey you should have surgery its no big deal proably a bucket handle tear of the meniscus.|
You can walk immediatly after .
Problem is if you leave the torn bits in there you are stressing other parts of the knee so get umm out.
I had a bucket handle tear and after surgery i went rock climbing next day
I think i have two problem areas because they injure so easy.
Im going to check into some deep tissue massage.
go get beat up by a girl:D thats how i feel when i leave:D
pantheraba
07-27-2008, 12:27 AM
Darin, I bet Dark is right about the meniscus, too. I had a bucket handle tear in 1975...knee was locked up bad, the doctor had to unlock it. They did a complete menisectomy on me but I have done fine with it ever since. I didn't run on streets after that because that cartilage is the cushion for the bones...but I have done fine with trail runs. You oughta get it checked out.
rbtree
07-27-2008, 12:47 AM
Hey you said the "O" word.. LOL
I look at it this way, I loved to climb when I was young and now I get paid for it and I am in my 40s still climbing (pushing 50).
I just hope I can make Burnhams age and still be doing it... OUCH ... did I say that out loud... LOL
One word, Chiropracter.. LOL
Here I am, self- adjusting my back, at age 58.....
I've since had a birthday...so maybe I'm now too old for such activities....
good diet, exercise, good living, and there's no reason we can't keep going for years and years.
I'm crazy enough to maybe meet my goal of dropping a 30 foot cliff in 11 years---into at least 3 feet of virgin powder...and skiing away, of course!
pantheraba
07-27-2008, 01:01 AM
Hahaha...inversion therapy...it's good for you!! Some guys pay lots for special boots and racks...you got it happening!
You'd best be careful. You DON'T want tennis/golf elbow.
Whatchoo talkin bout willis? Carefull how?
MasterBlaster
05-23-2009, 10:09 PM
I wear a Nike brace on each forearm when I go to work. Learn to one hand as little as possible.
squisher
05-23-2009, 10:10 PM
Only my left for me.
MasterBlaster
05-23-2009, 10:11 PM
Only my right for me, but I've made myself wear a brace for my left forearm too, in an attempt to spare it.
Was thinking I should try one after what doc said. Just never had an issue till now. Sore about an inch up my forearm from the elbow on the inside. Sound right?
MasterBlaster
05-23-2009, 10:14 PM
That's the golf one. Mine's the tennis, on the outside.
Golf elbow, huh, Better go get one of them straps next week i suppose. Does it ever go away?
squisher
05-23-2009, 10:22 PM
Mine's the outside on the left, but I have bad numbness in both hands. Maybe I'll try a brace on my right as well and see if it helps at all with the numbness. That's my worse hand for numbness, right, trigger hand.
Mine's left also but theres no numbness
MasterBlaster
05-23-2009, 10:25 PM
Golf elbow, huh, Better go get one of them straps next week i suppose. Does it ever go away?
If you don't work hard at healing it, it will follow you to your grave.
squisher
05-23-2009, 10:29 PM
Lots of stretching will help your elbow. Yah the numbness is seperate, it's bothered me for years and years.
Just injured my elbow last year and it's still not 100%, but it is slowly getting better. I just beat the hell out of it today though. Forgot my brace while I was cutting hard all day, falling.
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