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Hi All

I found this article useful, and hence i thought i'll share with all my friends...

http://www.musicianshealth.com/CubitalTunnel.htm

(Sorry if this has been posted earlier !!) i found it good to read and hence posted for you guys

As it's said "PREVENTION IS ALWAYS BETTER THAN CURE"


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thank you for the advice...

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Hi friends , anybody finding it useful???? I think we have to try and be healthy ,stay away from muscular problems !!! agree ???

An important issue regd this is "WARMING UP", which i've been adviced , is absolutely essential for "HEALTHY PLAYING"
Hope this is useful guys, sorry if i'm boring you


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