u/cyarm25

Can someone explain in details like, which one use more side , back , down , speed, supination or pronation, set up , shoulder position chest role, elbow positioning and so on?

The MRI room turned into emergency room, they checked everything even the other parts of my arm for free, the doctor called them on phone to make sure everything is ok, they told me if I had an accident, or smth wrong happened to my arm, anyway they told me that I have to take a medicine right now, and check my liver and kidney

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ANYWAY, I TOLD THEM AM AN ARM WRESTLER, WE TRAIN HARD AND USE SOME RECOVERY TECHNIQUES (WATER, MASSAGE, DRY CUPPING....), SO THEY TOLD ME OK ((FORGET)) ABOUT THE MEDICINE AND LIVER/KIDNEY EXAMINATION EVERYTHING NOW MAKE SENSE

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CONCLUSION: Average aw arm is compared to a human that had an accident

I mean things like the pain on the ulnar side , humerus pain, elbow pain, most of it is not that severe, I can aw with it and with proper rest everything is manageable, but the question is will it ever go and the body adapt to it or usually the severity of tlthe injury increases over years?

I mean Devon, Todd Hutching, Jerry, Michael Todd I don't think they have any coach rn, while eastern like Levan, Bacho, Denis, and most Khazaki Arm Wrestlers always compete with their coaches on the stage.

I know there are exceptions, but am talking generally from what am seeing