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Tight, Extremely tight!
So i am doing barbell curls and when i get finished with my set my arms and wrist are EXTREMELY tight. If i twist my forearm slighty it feels REALLY tight, almost like it wants to snap back into the straight position. Its gets so bad when i am done with my set i have to slowly release my grip from the bar. After maybe 1-2 mins it seems to gradually go away. As of this writing its wensday, i worked out monday and i can still fill that tight sensation in my left wrist while typing this post.Whats up?
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I have the same problem, make sure you warm up and cooldown for a workout, and always stretch.
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Isn't it just a huuge pump?
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Originally Posted by misterhamper
Isn't it just a huuge pump?
I was thinkin the same, lol
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Originally Posted by misterhamper
Isn't it just a huuge pump?
It probably is a sick pump combined with "growing pains"
a lot of younger/newer lifters get forearm pain/ache in the beginning.
as long as the pain is not sharp, it should go away over time.
"Suffer the pain of discipline or suffer the pain of regret."
Training regularly but no progress?
You need one or more of these: more food, more weight, more reps or more rest.
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actually i was reading and found out its week forearms,, . It has something to do with the vains or nerves icant rem.but i read it on this site. And they recom. ez barbell curls and hammer curls. they have a complete forearm workout plan on here some where. I can find it again if anyone wants to read it just pm me er something.
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NO NO NO NO NO NO NO NO
I have had the same pain in the past. It could be the beginnings of tendonitis. That sounds scary, but its not. It's very easy to fix. First, if i were you, i'd lay off any curls for a week. You can still do other exercises, just lay off the curls for one week.
Then, switch over to either the EZ bar or dumbbells for your curling. With a straight bar, your wrists are put in an unnatural position, forcing the joints to impinge. With EZ bar and dumbbells, you have more freedom and less pain.
Also, pick up a pair of wrist wraps. Not straps. Wraps. They really help.
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