Hi all--
This subreddit has been really inspiring and I want to thank everyone for the posts they've shared showing off their skills, forms, and dedication. I lifted a bit for a while, gained weight during covid and fell out of practice, and over the last year have been slowly getting back into weights but with kettlebells and have really loved the experience.
I have a question about jerks and strain on the elbows. When the kettlebells are in the position on my upper chest before I jerk them up, I feel strain on my elbows and it feels like I have developed a case of tennis elbow. Not bad but enough to be annoying.
Could this part of the jerk be the culprit or has anyone else had similar strain on their elbows like this? I actually don't feel it when cleaning, oddly. Just when the kettlebells are in that position on the upper chest ready to be pushed up.
Thank you for your thoughts.
This subreddit has been really inspiring and I want to thank everyone for the posts they've shared showing off their skills, forms, and dedication. I lifted a bit for a while, gained weight during covid and fell out of practice, and over the last year have been slowly getting back into weights but with kettlebells and have really loved the experience.
I have a question about jerks and strain on the elbows. When the kettlebells are in the position on my upper chest before I jerk them up, I feel strain on my elbows and it feels like I have developed a case of tennis elbow. Not bad but enough to be annoying.
Could this part of the jerk be the culprit or has anyone else had similar strain on their elbows like this? I actually don't feel it when cleaning, oddly. Just when the kettlebells are in that position on the upper chest ready to be pushed up.
Thank you for your thoughts.