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    I worked in major spinal surg for 20 yrs,Rods, screws, implants,if you need spinal surg to strop a razor,Your nutz.
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    I now have the tennis elbow support arm band with pillow! And, I lowered my strop so that it is about the height of my elbows and will be horizontal when I use it. I'm ready to face the world! Well, at least face the shaving mirror, once again!
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    Quote Originally Posted by pixelfixed View Post
    I worked in major spinal surg for 20 yrs,Rods, screws, implants,if you need spinal surg to strop a razor,Your nutz.
    Yea pixel, .. but.. what if you don’t do due diligence..eh?

    You ready to take responsibility for that..

    I’m not being adversarial, I am advocating involving a Doc..pretty simple..basic advice..

    What exactly did you 'do' in 'Spinal Surgery'..har d har har

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    Having had tendinitis in both elbows, those elbow brace/wraps work great. Now I'm super aware of the repetitive motions that bring it on and change how I do things at the first sign of pain.
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    The elbow wrap (on the forearm really) makes a difference. I stropped this AM with the brace on and the strop lowered. That was also much better, though I can't say which change (or both?) made the difference.

    Thanks, all!
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    I can see me running into someone:

    Friend: What's the funny thing on your arm?
    Me: It's a wrap for tennis elbow.
    Friend: How long has your wife been mad at you?
    Me: She's not mad at me. Unless you know something I don't.
    Friend: I figured that anyone who got tennis elbow in the winter got it masterbating
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    Quote Originally Posted by DEFGRAB View Post
    Yea pixel, .. but.. what if you don’t do due diligence..eh?

    You ready to take responsibility for that..

    I’m not being adversarial, I am advocating involving a Doc..pretty simple..basic advice..

    What exactly did you 'do' in 'Spinal Surgery'..har d har har

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    Clinical Perfusionist (43 yrs) I ran autologous Blood recovery at 3 major silicone valley Hospitals for 20 yrs,mostley complex spine proceedures and general orthopedics.
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    Well you certainly put yer time in that‘s fer sure! ..

    Thanks for yer service. Good on ya..

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    As has been said, it probably is a case of squeezing too hard and 'trying too hard'. Just relax, because it really shouldn't hurt.

    Also, at what height do you have your strop? I use my strop hanging at just a bit above hip height. The higher it is, the more strenuous stropping gets for me.
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    Thanks. I had the top just below shoulder height. On the suggestion of someone else in this thread, I lowered it to just above hip height.*

    I'll try to relax. Thanks.

    Paul

    * Reminds me of the movie version of "Educating Rita" where Rita (Julie Walters) called Dr Bryant (Michael Caine) a "geriatric hippie" :-)

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