My new practice schedule is great but towards end of scrims my hand started hurting real bad (thumb and wrist and arm) so what are some really good and pleasing stretches to avoid this pain?
schedule looks like this
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My new practice schedule is great but towards end of scrims my hand started hurting real bad (thumb and wrist and arm) so what are some really good and pleasing stretches to avoid this pain?
schedule looks like this[img]https://i.imgur.com/nZjkFen.png[/img]
schedule looks like this[img]https://i.imgur.com/nZjkFen.png[/img]
b4nny posed a video ages ago describing some nice stretches that could be helpful.
b4nny posed a video ages ago describing some nice stretches that could be helpful.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tlg1nBpHypc this is the video - try and do them regularly as opposed to only after you experience pain as it's much more effective
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tlg1nBpHypc this is the video - try and do them regularly as opposed to only after you experience pain as it's much more effective
i like the format of ur schedule did you just use a spreadsheet to make it
i like the format of ur schedule did you just use a spreadsheet to make it
rybkai like the format of ur schedule did you just use a spreadsheet to make it
24share spreadsheet lmao thank
sheets.google.com
they have schedule template
[quote=rybka]i like the format of ur schedule did you just use a spreadsheet to make it[/quote]
[quote=24]share spreadsheet lmao thank[/quote]
sheets.google.com
they have schedule template
[quote=24]share spreadsheet lmao thank[/quote]
sheets.google.com
they have schedule template
There are a ton of good videos out there to show you specific stretch regimens that are no doubt beneficial, but something specific to gaming that isn't often mentioned in those videos is the benefit of micro-breaks and stretching, especially if you are already having pain flare ups. In TF2 I found it very useful to do basic stretches and mobilisations (literally any basic rotation or stretching movements can suffice here, stuff you would do instinctively) in the natural breaks that occur in the game (particularly respawn queue, but also between map change, warm-up period, etc). This isn't a replacement for stretching regimens that you would set time aside for, but it can be very useful as a supplement to those routines, especially for people who struggle to remember/lack discipline when it comes to stretching routines.
There are a ton of good videos out there to show you specific stretch regimens that are no doubt beneficial, but something specific to gaming that isn't often mentioned in those videos is the benefit of micro-breaks and stretching, especially if you are already having pain flare ups. In TF2 I found it very useful to do basic stretches and mobilisations (literally any basic rotation or stretching movements can suffice here, stuff you would do instinctively) in the natural breaks that occur in the game (particularly respawn queue, but also between map change, warm-up period, etc). This isn't a replacement for stretching regimens that you would set time aside for, but it can be very useful as a supplement to those routines, especially for people who struggle to remember/lack discipline when it comes to stretching routines.
ok nothing seemed to explain this area which i feel the most pain in after gaming https://i.imgur.com/o8nDx4L.png (only right arm)
ok nothing seemed to explain this area which i feel the most pain in after gaming https://i.imgur.com/o8nDx4L.png (only right arm)
https://i.imgur.com/Wyc5z9y.png
I figured it out eventually (not sure about kidder) since I had a deprived childhood that never had "can you do the Batman goggles" as a trick kids asked each other to do
I've found some of these help a lot for ulnar stretching, you really feel this one in particular if you've got cubital tunnel/ulnar nerve problems rather than wrist/carpal nerve or tendon problems.
[img]https://i.imgur.com/Wyc5z9y.png[/img]I figured it out eventually (not sure about kidder) since I had a deprived childhood that never had "can you do the Batman goggles" as a trick kids asked each other to do
[url=https://www.healthline.com/health/fitness-exercise/cubital-tunnel-syndrome-exercises]I've found some of these help[/url] a lot for ulnar stretching, you really feel this one in particular if you've got cubital tunnel/ulnar nerve problems rather than wrist/carpal nerve or tendon problems.
[url=https://www.healthline.com/health/fitness-exercise/cubital-tunnel-syndrome-exercises]I've found some of these help[/url] a lot for ulnar stretching, you really feel this one in particular if you've got cubital tunnel/ulnar nerve problems rather than wrist/carpal nerve or tendon problems.
my issue had more to do with the brachioradialis muscle but thanks anyway, will ask my doctor about it today
my issue had more to do with the brachioradialis muscle but thanks anyway, will ask my doctor about it today
https://i.kym-cdn.com/entries/icons/original/000/021/980/ds00692_im00780_ans7_finkelsteintestthu_jpg.jpg
That is stolen from the dele alli meme! Every football fan at this point should know how to do that trick
uberchainhttps://i.imgur.com/Wyc5z9y.pngI figured it out eventually (not sure about kidder) since I had a deprived childhood that never had "can you do the Batman goggles" as a trick kids asked each other to do
I've found some of these help a lot for ulnar stretching, you really feel this one in particular if you've got cubital tunnel/ulnar nerve problems rather than wrist/carpal nerve or tendon problems.
That is stolen from the dele alli meme! Every football fan at this point should know how to do that trick
[quote=uberchain][img]https://i.imgur.com/Wyc5z9y.png[/img]I figured it out eventually (not sure about kidder) since I had a deprived childhood that never had "can you do the Batman goggles" as a trick kids asked each other to do
[url=https://www.healthline.com/health/fitness-exercise/cubital-tunnel-syndrome-exercises]I've found some of these help[/url] a lot for ulnar stretching, you really feel this one in particular if you've got cubital tunnel/ulnar nerve problems rather than wrist/carpal nerve or tendon problems.[/quote]
[quote=uberchain][img]https://i.imgur.com/Wyc5z9y.png[/img]I figured it out eventually (not sure about kidder) since I had a deprived childhood that never had "can you do the Batman goggles" as a trick kids asked each other to do
[url=https://www.healthline.com/health/fitness-exercise/cubital-tunnel-syndrome-exercises]I've found some of these help[/url] a lot for ulnar stretching, you really feel this one in particular if you've got cubital tunnel/ulnar nerve problems rather than wrist/carpal nerve or tendon problems.[/quote]
Sounds like radial nerve compression. Brachioradialis is only supplied by your radial nerve. If the pain (tingling etc) is in the back of your hand (thumb and first two fingers) then its even more likely to be your radial nerve. You've probably compressed it at either your outer elbow or where your radial nerve joins the hand
Sounds like radial nerve compression. Brachioradialis is only supplied by your radial nerve. If the pain (tingling etc) is in the back of your hand (thumb and first two fingers) then its even more likely to be your radial nerve. You've probably compressed it at either your outer elbow or where your radial nerve joins the hand
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