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Coach Wayne,

Thank you. I talked to my Doctor. He said that not to wear a wrist brace, he said that all it does is put more pressure on my wrist and it would make the problem worse. He said to do wrist exercises and squeeze a stress ball ever other-day for 30 min.


I already have your video. It is a good video, it helped me with my back handsprings. You must have been a good gymnast when you were a child because you're still good!!! LOL!

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I've kept up my gymnastics pretty well for 24 years... and I'm still trying to improve. Thanks.

Keep working on those wrist exercises in the video and put that stress ball (usually a 2" diameter solid rubber ball or a racquetball-ball) in your coat pocket and carry it with you EVERYWHERE so you are CERTAIN to do those exercises. You probably should keep stretching the wrist as you would do in a normal gymnastics class.

In the mean-time... there's nothing that prevents you from working on your leg and abdomen strength. Get your video out and get to work on everything that doesn't need both wrists. 
Did you know that your tablet can now actually help you with tumbling training? Click here to find out how.

~CW

Coach Wayne was the Head Coach for the Savannah College of Art and Design Cheerleading team and Executive Coach of Olympic Gymnast Zuzana Sekerova. His articles, videos, and books have been used by students and instructors worldwide since 1991. Coach Wayne is available for tumbling instructor certification training. For booking information, coaches/owners should text or call 912.238.1747.


 




 

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