OWW! Wrist braces for tuning?

[Warren Fisher]

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Dave,
There is a wrist brace used by tennis players and weight lifters that I got at Wall Mart.  You use it just above the wrist bones and it keeps the tendons centered and away from the sore spots.  Works for me.
Warren

Warren Fisher- Navy Retired - Slidell, Louisiana 
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Subject: OWW! Wrist braces for tuning?


It was a great night to watch fireworks and play hide and seek with my 5 year old son and my wife.  It wasn't a great night to take a tumble onto concrete and try to catch myself with my hands.  I ended up with two really sore wrists, which hopefully aren't broken, and if broken, are hopefully usable(particularly odd for someone who spends so much time on a bicycle and hasn't suffered an injury like this in 20 years of riding).  

Kind of scary to see the very thin line between being healthy and able to work, and being injured to the point of disability.

Wasn't there a thread not long ago about wrist braces?  I was on vacation for awhile, so I missed alot of things in a mass-deletion when I got back.  I'd appreciate it if anyone could send info about this thread or about wrist braces.  

At least I can type...:-)

Thanks in advance,

Dave Stahl
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