1. Arm / Elbow
(Forum)

Bicep Tendonitis, Tennis Elbow, Ulnar Nerve Pain, Golfers Elbow, Hyperextension Injury

2. Re:Slap and volleyball
(Forum/General Discussion)

...est care 24/7 would probably not be 100%. In my case, I was allowed to begin overhead motion at 6 months(tennis player), but I did not serve all out and in fact developed 2 tendonitises(elbow and bic...

3. Re:Slap and volleyball
(Forum/General Discussion)

...est care 24/7 would probably not be 100%. In my case, I was allowed to begin overhead motion at 6 months(tennis player), but I did not serve all out and in fact developed 2 tendonitises(elbow and bic...

4. Re:posterior labral tear
(Forum/General Discussion)

Welcome fellow tennis player to the SLAP boards. From your description, I believe you tore the labrum initially with the high backhand and then the accident posteriorly subluxed the shoulder. I als

5. posterior labral tear
(Forum/General Discussion)

...could use some advice from people whio have traveled down the same road. i am 50 year young woman..i play tennis 5 times a week 3-4 hours a day...i exercise and ride a bike 3 times a week...in march i...

6. Re:Leanne\'s Shoulder Saga
(Forum/Surgery)

...y night without waking up in pain. Haven't taken any percocet and have managed to pull off a few games of tennis and squash. I haven't had a painfree day, let alone a few in a row since before I had m...

7. Re:SLAP success story
(Forum/Physical Therapy and Recovery)

...ping and PRP which did give me relief in all of my tendons injected. I would tape my biceps when playing tennis but always felt it was on the verge of too much or too hard play. Still I kept the mo...

8. Re:Baseball players recover experience
(Forum/Physical Therapy and Recovery)

...n month 9 of SLAP with 2 anchors and I'm feeling exactly the same. While I'm not a baseball player, I'm a tennis player and serving is a similar motion. Not able to get all the flex and power yet, and...

9. after 2 capsular shifts
(Forum/Surgery)

... the sling frozen shoulder of course, very difficult rehabilitation time, but 9 months later I was on the tennis court:P .The summary: one stable shoulder, but some loss of range of external rotation,...

10. Re:Leanne\'s Shoulder Saga
(Forum/Surgery)

... wrist surgery to fix the TFCC, scaphoid nonunion and DRUJ instability. I did suck it up and play some tennis tonight, couldn't playa long game but it was nice outside so it was just nice to be out...

11. Re:Debating Surgery
(Forum/General Discussion)

... can avoid surgery. Overhead athletes like myself can not modify enough to avoid surgery, but I did play tennis for 2 years limiting my court time and play time and did not make the tear much worse. ...

12. Re:8 Months Post Op - Set Back
(Forum/Physical Therapy and Recovery)

...months out and playing 6-7 X/week with full out serving sounds like too much, too soon. I'm a competitive tennis player as well and am also 8 months post SLAP repair. My OS only cleared me for ground ...

13. Re:8 Months Post Op - Set Back
(Forum/Physical Therapy and Recovery)

... problems. It's the overhand motion that causes the potential threat. I'll keep you posted on playing tennis competitively and fighting the up and down battles that shoulder rehab seems to offer. ...

14. Re:Leanne\'s Shoulder Saga
(Forum/Surgery)

cdbaspy, thanks for the link! i do a lot with the foam roller already and actually duct taped two tennis balls together for also rolling out the thoracic spine, but there were a few exercises on th

15. Re:Leanne\'s Shoulder Saga
(Forum/Surgery)

... trying to enjoy the summer as best I can. I at least have forced myself to get back into playing squash, tennis, golf and I started playing some catch. Anything to keep active and distracted from the...

16. Re:MRI Report Question
(Forum/General Discussion)

...ribe except for the capsule tightness limiting your motion were very much like mine pre-surgery. I am a tennis player and could play without much pain for about a set and half(doubles), then the fat...

17. Re:8 Months Post Op - Set Back
(Forum/Physical Therapy and Recovery)

...ing I learned in PT. I try to be careful lifting or doing any repitative overhead activites which leaves tennis and racquetball out of the question. John...

18. Re:8 Months Post Op - Set Back
(Forum/Physical Therapy and Recovery)

...oulder. Hang in there and get back to the RC work and you should see some improvement and cut back on the tennis for a bit til you get back into the rhythm of competitive tennis again. Leanne...

19. 8 Months Post Op - Set Back
(Forum/Physical Therapy and Recovery)

Well, a few weeks ago I thought my shoulder issues were completely behind me. I was playing tennis 6-7 times per week and serving harder and better than I did even before the initial SLAP tear diagno

20. Re:playing with SLAP tear
(Forum/General Discussion)

... You must be a very good player to be on the varsity team and play to top form with a tear. I played tennis with my undiagnosed tear for a while but my game suffered with fatique after a set in a...

21. Re:SLAP success story
(Forum/Physical Therapy and Recovery)

...n and force on the biceps. For most it no longer can move with ease. What I have noticed lately is that tennis forehand groundstrokes and some overheads will perturb the origin. Kinesio biceps tapi...

22. 10 days post labral surgery
(Member Blogs/Bankart Surgery (Labral Tear))

...p;    I'm pretty active and do martial arts (kboxing, submission grappling etc),  tennis, weights, cardio, skiing, and chess :)  Back in February 2008 I tried a new excerc...

23. Previous Evaluation
(Member Blogs/distal supraspinatus tendonopathy, small subacromi)

...shoulder. In view of what he wants to do regarding rock climbing [he is a lead climber] and possible tennis l am recommending a shoulder orthopaedic opinion for consideration of diagnostic and th...

24. MRI Arthrogram Tuesday 9th March 2010
(Member Blogs/distal supraspinatus tendonopathy, small subacromi)

... rock climbing, bouldering and racket sports so looking forward to hopefully being able to climb and play tennis, squash and badminton again! Starting this blog so I can keep track of the pain, diagno...

25. 2 Surgery SLAP
(Member Blogs/Jim's 2 Surgery SLAP Experience)

...nchise city).  OS trained at NYU Sports Med Program, consulted with NY Mets and for the US Open Tennis Tournament.  Had MRI with contrast and office tests of range from OS and another O...

26. thank you
(Member Blogs/4 anchors?)

...help i can get. i'm a 39 year old mother of two elementary school aged children and i am an athlete. Love tennis, kayaking, you name it, i'll play it. i am 3 and a half weeks out from my SLAP tear rep...

27. Scar tissue, boney desposits and rehab setbacks
(Member Blogs/Rehab setbacks: Scar tissue, boney growth and retu)

...have been very successful but also intensive:  I wanted very much to return to vigorous swimming and tennis. By 6 months I had full ROM and excellent strength – really thrilled: better cond...

28. Scar tissue, boney desposits and rehab setbacks
(Member Blogs/Rehab setbacks: Scar tissue, boney growth and retu)

...have been very successful but also intensive:  I wanted very much to return to vigorous swimming and tennis. By 6 months I had full ROM and excellent strength – really thrilled: better cond...

29. In the beginning....
(Member Blogs/Gaucho's SLAP experience!)

...started for me. First off, introduction. I'm 17 years old, male, live in Italy. I've been playing tennis since I can remember, which I love but it's what's caused all this big hassle! ...

30. Will the Nintendo Wii Change Physical Therapy?
(Member Blogs/Andy's SLAP Tear Blog)

...th other systems, users of the Nintendo Wii are up and active. Simulating the movements needed to swing a tennis racquet or box with an opponent. The game gives the patient something other than the pa...