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Helpful Arm Stretches for Artists

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Here is a small list of Arm Stretches that have helped me incredibly in healing my arm. The massage has been one of the most helpful things. When I went to physical therapy, I had many more stretches I had to do, but these are the easiest ones that also helped me the most, and ones I use today. Along with an ice pack for 10 minutes after I finish the routine.

Time it should take: 30 minutes
For tendonitis, wrist and arm pain related to drawing

When to do:
- 3x a day if your arm is struggling very bad
- once a day to keep arm maintained
- Before or After drawing

Note: Yeah the massage is going to hurt for at least the first three days until you get your arm knots out.

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Published: 4 years, 7 months ago
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SageOfShadow
4 years, 7 months ago
O_O ohh...that look useful, i'll keep that somewhere. Thanks for sharing ^^
Also...Quack ?!? XD
Uluri
4 years, 7 months ago
^_^ Hope that it can be of use to ya in the future.

*Shapes hand like duck and terrorizes all within visual distance for the remainder of that Hand Stretch Time
SageOfShadow
4 years, 7 months ago
*do it with chinese shadow technique and they might really be scared XD*
Actually, it reminds me of the "finish" move of a catcher that was called the snake or something ^^

The worst i had was hitting my elbow on a drawer...right on THE SPOT where you don't want to hit yourself.
First day nothing, then a full month with an "itchy" feeling that never goes...i was happy when it stopped XD
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