How The Risk Of Golfer Elbow Injury Can Be Reduced
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How to Reduce the Risk of Golfer's Elbow Injury
Summary
Golfer's elbow is a common and dreaded injury among golfers due to its lengthy recovery time and tendency to recur. Similar to tennis elbow, this condition requires careful management. Fortunately, there are strategies to minimize the risk of developing golfer's elbow.
Understanding Golfer's Elbow
Golfer's elbow, much like tennis elbow, affects the tendons and is notorious for requiring extended recovery time. This condition often demands complete rest from the sport, which can be frustrating for avid golfers. Because it involves a joint, healing is complicated; complete rest is challenging as joints are often in use even with slight movements.
Prevention Tips
To reduce the risk of golfer's elbow, consider the following strategies:
1. Golf-Specific Stretching: Engage in exercises designed to strengthen the muscles used in golf. This conditioning reduces stress on the tendons connecting muscles to the bones near the elbow, thereby decreasing injury risk.
2. Warm-Up and Cool-Down Exercises: Implement a routine of warming up before and cooling down after your game. This helps ensure that muscles are not subjected to stress while cold, which can significantly increase the risk of injuries, including golfer's elbow.
By incorporating these practices into your routine, you can protect yourself from the challenges associated with golfer's elbow and enjoy a more injury-free experience on the course.
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