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Golfer’s Elbow Pain Relief Stretch Routine

Super Six Rules to Stretch:

Stretches:

  • Side of Neck Stretch:
    • Stand with feet shoulder-width apart, pelvis square to the ground, hips under shoulders.
    • Keep ears over shoulders and nose straight ahead.
    • Tilt your right ear to your right shoulder without letting your nose point down.
    • Aim for a 45-degree tilt.
    • Repeat on the other side.
  • Back of Neck Stretch:
    • Stand with feet shoulder-width apart, pelvis square, slight pelvic tilt optional.
    • Shoulders over hips, ears over shoulders.
    • Rotate your face to the right, keeping the jaw parallel to the ground.
    • If there’s sharp pain or dizziness, back off a little.
    • Move into a side stretch by tilting ear to shoulder, keeping the nose straight ahead.
    • Rotate the nose up to the left to stretch the front left side of the neck.
    • For more stretch, hold your arms behind you.
    • Repeat on the other side.
  • Front of Chest Stretch:
    • Right arm perpendicular and parallel to the ground, hand hooked onto a wall for support.
    • Extend fingers backward to stretch the forearm and hand.
    • Feet planted square on the ground, rotate your body away from the side you’re stretching.
    • Turn your face and torso to the left if your right hand is on the wall.
    • Repeat on the other side.
  • Rotator Cuff and Posterior Shoulder Stretch:
    • Right arm across the body, parallel to the ground.
    • Grab the elbow with your left hand, pull it close to your body.
    • Turn your torso, face, and neck in the direction your fingers are pointing.
    • Repeat on the other side.
    • For an additional stretch, reach around with the left hand on the back of the right one, push away, but keep the back straight.
  • Tricep Stretch:
    • Stand with feet shoulder-width apart, ears over shoulders, shoulders over hips.
    • Right arm reaches up and bends to 90° over the back of the head.
    • Keep the head up, do not drop it forward.
    • Left arm grabs the right elbow and pulls to the left side.
    • Lean more to the left to stretch the latissimus and tricep.
    • Repeat on the other side.
  • Wrist Extensor and Flexor Stretch:
    • Hold the arm straight with the elbow locked.
    • Push the wrist down and use the other hand to pull the forehand toward the body, keeping fingers straight.
    • Hold until the stretch or burn goes away.
    • To stretch the flexors, keep the arm straight, pull the fingers up, push the palm forward, and pull fingers back toward your shoulder.
    • Hold for 30 seconds or until the burn in the flexor muscles goes away.
    • Contract and open the hand repeatedly for 30 seconds.
    • For a deeper stretch, use a prayer position to stretch flexor tendons, then invert hands to stretch extensor tendons.

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