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Tennis elbow is caused by inflammation of the muscles of the forearm that attach to the elbow. It’s typically an overuse injury triggered by repetitive activity. If you’ve had tennis elbow in the past or are just recovering from it, these five exercises can help you strengthen your forearm muscles and improve function.

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Dr. Adam McCluskey PT, DPT on Instagram: "💥Golfers Elbow Rehab! (Medial Elbow Pain)💥 Swipe Left! + Full Programs in Bio Link —- 👉🏽Medial epicondylitis (aka golfers elbow) usually presents with dull, aching pain at the inside of the elbow. —- 📝Your forearm flexor and pronator muscles all attach to a common point on the inside of the elbow. So typically activation of these muscle can be painful. —— 💎This pain usually develops when the demand placed through the forearm flexors/pronators muscles exceeds what they can handle. This leads to pain at the common flexor tendon. —- 🔑The key in the early phases of injuries like these is making modifications to limit strain through the forearm/elbow, soft tissue work for the acute pain, and light exercises to begin building up tolerance. —- 😉BT Golfers Elbow Exercises, Pt Exercises, Elbow Exercises, Golfers Elbow, Forearm Workout, Wrist Exercises, Elbow Pain, Light Exercise, Playing Golf

Dr. Adam McCluskey PT, DPT on Instagram: "💥Golfers Elbow Rehab! (Medial Elbow Pain)💥 Swipe Left! + Full Programs in Bio Link —- 👉🏽Medial epicondylitis (aka golfers elbow) usually presents with dull, aching pain at the inside of the elbow. —- 📝Your forearm flexor and pronator muscles all attach to a common point on the inside of the elbow. So typically activation of these muscle can be painful. —— 💎This pain usually develops when the demand placed through the forearm flexors/pronators…

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