Anyone else with tennis elbow?

I had it few years ago after installing a pull up bar in my truck and going crazy on it. This thing took care of it. Gotta do it few times per day
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If you are still in the Knoxville, TN area....& trying to start out in flatbed....the following is easily one of the best beginner opportunities out there....check it out:

Maverick Transportation -- hires & trains rookie drivers -- Maryville, TN

Start out with them doing general flatbed freight.....you can also later haul boats in their marine division.

Best of luck....

-- L

 

Here's another one:

R E West -- student truck driver/trainee -- Knoxville, TN

Opportunity is knocking....if you know where to look.

-- L

 

Tennis elbow anyone? 1st, I don't think you can get an affliction like that with just one use of a nail gun, it takes years of repetitive movement to cause real harm. Rotator cuff usually takes a beating from shifting, not elbow so much. Years ago with 2 sticks( and low HP motors) rotator operations were common, but automatics cured that. Flatbed will only make things worse, as it's imperative to have all limbs working. Tarping is the worst. I suggest a less active type job, line haul, tanker, even dump trucks, but flatbed is a tough job sometimes.

 

I got tennis elbow early but got rid of it. The key is to vary how you move & grip so you are not stressing the tendon & joint in the exact same way every time.

 

15 squeezes three times a day got rid of my tennis elbow in both arms. It was unexpected as I was just trying to increase my grip strength.

 

I have all kinds of issues and I just “suck it up” and keep going. I’ve been doing flatbed for over 4 decades.

 

Bursitis , spelling , can be a thing in joints had it in a hip once , constant nagging pain . Got a shot of anibiotics and cortisone.