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  1. I got a dose of 'golfers elbow', tendonitis it my right forearm. I basically
    cannot do dumbell curls with that arm, but can still bench press, overhead
    press, plus most other stuff in my routine. Just wondering if anyone else
    has had this and, if so, what they did to get over it (ie train round it,
    leave off the training altogether, whatever?) Can put up with the discomfort
    so long as I know it ain't making it worse, and therefore making the
    recovery longer rather than shorter!
    TIA
    tim

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    I got a dose of 'golfers elbow', tendonitis it my right forearm. I
    basically cannot do dumbell curls with that arm, but can still bench press,
    overhead press, plus most other stuff in my routine. Just wondering if
    anyone else has had this and, if so, what they did to get over it (ie train
    round it, leave off the training altogether, whatever?) Can put up with the
    discomfort so long as I know it ain't making it worse, and therefore making
    the recovery longer rather than shorter!

    With tendonitis, discomfort always means it's getting worse. Rest, ice,
    ibuprofen, find exercises that don't cause any discomfort or stay out of the
    gym.

    Peter

  3. You sure you got golfer (medial epicondylitis) and not tennis (lateral
    epicondylitis). Is the pain on the inside (medial area) of the elbow or on
    top (lateral) portion.
    When I had lateral I could bench press and overhead press. When I got
    medial, no dice on either of those.
    Regardless of which, the bad news. This takes about 1-2 years to go away
    completely, and even then, it doesn't go away completely. However, if you
    rest it and start doing some stretching and specific lifting exercises you
    can manage it. Also, try to identify what caused it in the first place and
    QUIT doing that.
    I found that for my media and lateral, these exercises were the best:
    http://www.nismat.org/ptcor/tennis_elbow/
    I made the one item (he is using a plumbers wrench) out of a dumbbell handle
    with weight at the very end of one end and duct tape on the other (for
    comfort in gripping). These exercises worked wonders for me YMMV.
    Good luck

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    "tim" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    I got a dose of 'golfers elbow', tendonitis it my right forearm. I


    basically

    Quoted message said:

    cannot do dumbell curls with that arm, but can still bench press, overhead
    press, plus most other stuff in my routine. Just wondering if anyone else
    has had this and, if so, what they did to get over it (ie train round it,
    leave off the training altogether, whatever?) Can put up with the


    discomfort

    Quoted message said:

    so long as I know it ain't making it worse, and therefore making the
    recovery longer rather than shorter!
    TIA
    tim


  4. Quoted message said:

    You sure you got golfer (medial epicondylitis) and not tennis (lateral
    epicondylitis). Is the pain on the inside (medial area) of the elbow or on
    top (lateral) portion.

    Yea, def golfers (had tennis before!)
    Thks for the link; I'll try some of those exercises, but will continue to
    use the weights and just try and avoid the exercises that hurt! :o)
    tim

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