Push Sports Elbow Bandage

The Push Sports Elbow Brace is suitable for overuse complaints around the elbow, such as tennis or golfer's elbow. The elbow brace uses a pad to exert pressure on specific forearm muscles and thus relieves the affected tendon attachment of these muscles to the elbow.

When do you use the elbow brace?

- In tennis elbow (lateral epicondylitis): an injury due to overload of the extensors of the wrist with the attachment on the outside of the elbow
- In golfer's arm (medial epicondylitis): an injury due to overload of the flexors of the wrist with the attachment on the inside of the elbow

How do you use the elbow brace?

1. Slide the brace around the arm. For a tennis elbow, the yellow pad should be on the outside of your arm, for a golfer's arm it should be on the inside. The pull-through ring should not be on the side of the elbow.

2. Place the brace on the muscles of your forearm, about six inches below the elbow.

3. Close the band so tightly that you feel pressure with a bent arm and tense muscles. In a relaxed state, you should not feel any pinching. You can leave the band in the pull-through ring when taking it off.