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	<title>Comments on: Q&#38;A: Tennis Elbow?</title>
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		<title>By: TennisInTexas</title>
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		<description>Once you get it, it can always come back.  Do what i do:
1) Wear an elbow strap !
2) Use "soft" strings (multifilaments)
3) Use a racquet with a stiffness under 70
4) Strenghthen your forearm and wrist with exercise using a squeezing device.
5) Do bicep curls with weights, they strengthen your forearm.

If you get it bad, you have to stop cold turkey for 2 months, I learned that the hard way.  If you keep trying to play with bad pain it never heals.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Once you get it, it can always come back.  Do what i do:<br />
1) Wear an elbow strap !<br />
2) Use &#8220;soft&#8221; strings (multifilaments)<br />
3) Use a racquet with a stiffness under 70<br />
4) Strenghthen your forearm and wrist with exercise using a squeezing device.<br />
5) Do bicep curls with weights, they strengthen your forearm.</p>
<p>If you get it bad, you have to stop cold turkey for 2 months, I learned that the hard way.  If you keep trying to play with bad pain it never heals.</p>
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