Strength Training Exercise May Help Treat Tennis Elbow

by Sreeraman on  July 13, 2009 at 3:41 PM Research News
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"Compared to other treatments for tennis elbow such as cortisone injections or topical nitric oxide which require direct medical supervision and often side effects, this treatment is not only cost effective but dosage is not limited by the patient having to come to a clinic," said Tyler.

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11/03/2009

These exercises are proving to be very effective. They can be done by anyone at home and the only cost is the flexbar itself.
There is much discussion on Tennis and Badminton forums about very positive results. Instructions on how to do the exercises are available online This is a great study and its results will help thousands of people without directly benefitting the authors. Congratulations to them for this community service




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