You can buy the inexpensive wrist braces at all the local drugstore, they work OK, but if you want the cadillac of braces check out: http://www.lionpaw.com/ I wear them every night to keep wrists straight when sleeping. Feels great in the morning. Phil Ryan David Nereson wrote: > > >> >> 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 > > > > I don't remember the thread, but my chiropractor recommended > wearing a wrist brace on my key-pounding hand (left for grands; right > for verticals) so that the whole forearm weight acts more or less as a > unit, rather than all the wrist flexing, which, he said, could > contribute to carpal tunnel syndrome. I just buy the ones intended > for tennis players, commonly available at Walgreen's or in the > supermarket --David Nereson, RPT > > > > _______________________________________________ > pianotech list info: https://www.moypiano.com/resources/#archives > >
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