Tennis elbow

Tennis elbow is painful, but it can often be treated at home with rest and exercises. Here are 7 tennis elbow relief remedies to feel better!

Tennis elbow isn't getting better? Exactly how long does tennis elbow last and how can you get on the road to feeling better? Read this!

So you have tennis elbow, but you don't play tennis--how is that possible? Learn what tennis elbow really is and how to treat it.

Wondering if a tennis elbow brace will make your pain worse? This article gives an in-depth look into when it can help or hurt your recovery.

Tennis elbow is a condition that affects the muscles and tendons in your arm. If you're like most people, you wonder if the tennis elbow will go away by itself.

Elbow tendonitis is a painful inflammation of tendons around the elbow joint. Use this yoga for tennis elbow sequence to help reduce pain.

Dr. Nirschl's golfer's / tennis elbow rehab protocol is so far the best active exercises program I found in recent years. It's simple and effective.

Avoid Tennis Elbow rehab frustration: Do the right exercises, begin them at the right time and understand why exercise is NOT the top priority (at first)

Chances are, you weren't even playing tennis to get this infamous injury.

As the weather warms, you’re probably going to be working out, playing more sports, using those legs and especially arms even more than before. But if your elbows start to ache remember that drugs won’t really let you get past the pain. Try this...

Do you have tennis elbow pain? Be sure to check out our top 3 tennis elbow exercises for rehab as chosen by our physiotherapists.

Tennis elbow is actually a misnomer in that it occurs in roughly only five percent of people who play tennis, most common in adults between the ages of 30 and 50, but can affect people of all ages. Anatomically, the cause of tennis elbow is repetitive use of the forearm extensor muscles, especially if they weren’t used much previously. Practically any occupation, sporting endeavor, or household activity that has repeated use of the forearm and wrist may lead to this condition.

Tennis elbow, also known as lateral epicondylitis, is an injury that results from using the muscles and tendons in your forearm too much or too intensely. It causes pain around your elbow and when you extend your arm. Most cases of tennis...

Tennis elbow is a medical condition that develops due to overuse of your tendons around the elbow. Read the article to know about its signs, causes, and more.

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My tennis elbow therapy program is consist of four components: Manual therapy, Active motion, Passive stretching & Strengthening exercises (MAPS).

How to prevent tennis elbow - It’s time to look at other things throughout the day that can be stressing this area that may seem innocent.