Hello WIth the use of "Wandewand tuning" lever (or with a bowl technique), You will be able to tune for 3 or 4 hours without stopping if you want, Since I use this (these) tools, no more pain It took R to 4 weeks to lear how to tune with that lateral position of ythe arm. It seems funny, but it works. I heven thinked I may stop tuning before that, after 2 verticals, my neck and all my back was broken, and I may have to go to a special doctor 2 the week. The Wanderwand is very accurate, and light, and you tune faster. Regards Isaac Dtek@aol.com wrote: > > List; > > Yes, sometimes tuning can be a pain in the neck, but I mean litterally. I've > always had some soreness in my shoulder and neck, but over the years it seems > to get worse, especially when my schedule gets heavy, like now. Most of the > pain is on the side of my neck corresponding to my tuning arm. After a long > day, it's difficult to turn my head without pain. > > Has anyone with a similar affliction found any effective treatment? I have > gotten treatments from my D.O. but relief is temporary at best. Any good > preventative measures, tuning techniques, treatments, medication that anyone > has had luck with? Any help would be greatly appreciated. > > Dave Bunch
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