Chronic tennis elbow

[SueJT]

Excellent! Good work!

Keep at it 15 times (or more) every 2 hours (or more often) until you can look back and say "Hey, I haven't had any symptoms for a full week!"

At that point, the wayward troublemakers are probably settled permanently into their proper orientation, and you can stop.

It is probably a good idea to continue doing the elbow thing twice a day for a few weeks at that point anyway, just in case. Just to keep it neat and tidy. But you can quit then if you really want to.

And, if the elbow problem ever hints at starting up again, you know exactly what to do. So fix it immediately!

You are your own best therapist.

Injury update: I have now been doing the KnottedYet technique for 4 days now, and the swelling and pain have just about gone! Time Trialled yesterday, got a PB and best of all no elbow pain! I am continuing to do this technique 2 hourly, extremely surprised and impressed that my injury has responded so quick, after months of pain not relieved by general stretching as prescribed by PT. I am training hard for our Aussie National Masters champs in 4 weeks, and was becoming very worried that my sore, swollen elbow would affect my performance - not anymore! Thanks again KnottedYet!

[KnottedYet]

It's actually a Southern Hemisphere technique: from Robin McKenzie of New Zealand.
www.mckenziemdt.org