The Epicondylitis Clasp provides targeted compression to the long tendons of the forearm extensor and flexor muscles. Holding the tendons parallel, the clasp allows healing to begin. The compression helps relieve symptoms of inflammation without restricting circulation.
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What is a Epicondylar clasp?
The Epicondylitis Clasp provides targeted compression to the long tendons of the forearm extensor and flexor muscles. Holding the tendons parallel, the clasp allows healing to begin. The compression helps relieve symptoms of inflammation without restricting circulation.

How does a epicondylitis clasp work?
They work by compressing the upper forearm and absorbing the forces which are transmitted through the soft tissues to the point of pain on the outside of the elbow.
How do you wear an Epispdylitis clasp for golfers elbow?
Golfer’s Elbow:
- The strap should be placed about an inch or 2 cm distal to the elbow crease.
- The strap should be placed over the muscle bulge during a muscle contraction of the wrist and finger flexors.
- The strap should be placed over the muscle bulge during a muscle contraction of the wrist and finger extensors.
Should I wear my tennis elbow brace all the time?

Yes, it’s true that most of the “authorities,” such as Doctors, consumer medical websites and Physical Therapists do recommend that you wear some kind of support pretty much all the time for a few weeks to help “rest, protect and heal” your Tennis Elbow.
Do tennis elbow braces really work?
In certain situations, bracing is simply not enough to treat the symptoms of tennis elbow. Bracing is considered a conservative treatment since it’s not very invasive. If a patient continues to experience pain and decreased elbow mobility after using a brace, other treatments should be considered.
Should you wear a tennis elbow brace all the time?
You can use the brace or strap while working or playing sports. Apply the brace so that the cushion is resting on your forearm muscles, about 3 to 4 inches (10 cm) from the tip of the elbow bone. You may need to wear the brace for up to six weeks. Avoid wearing a wrist splint (which prevents your forearm from moving).
Is heat or ice better for tennis elbow?
Although applying cold to your elbow will help alleviate some pain, heat is better for the long-term care of tennis elbow. Why? Heat actually promotes the flow of blood in your body by relaxing and expanding your muscles.
How tight should you wear a tennis elbow brace?
You should feel slight pressure, but it shouldn’t be overly tight. If you have any tingling, numbness, or discoloration in your hand or arm, then loosen the strap and retighten with less force.
Will golfers elbow ever heal?
The good news is that golfer’s elbow often heals on its own. Since it is a repetitive strain injury, the main factor affecting your healing is time away from the repetitive motion that caused the problem.
Is it OK to massage tennis elbow?
Deep tissue massage to the forearm is a very effective method of easing tennis elbow and healing it much faster than rest alone. Deep tissue massage will enhance circulation and combining this with friction therapy to the tendons on the elbow joint, positive results are seen.
Should I ice or heat tennis elbow?