Push Sports Arm Brace

Features

• CAN BE EASILY PUT ON BY THE USER
• RETAINS ITS POSITION WHEN BEING FITTED AND DURING USE
• RELIEVES THE IRRITATED, OVERTAXED TENDON ATTACHMENT TO THE BONE
• INDIVIDUALLY ADJUSTABLE PRESSURE

WHEN SHOULD YOU USE THE PUSH SPORTS ELBOW BRACE?

• Tennis elbow (lateral epicondylitis) is an injury caused by overtaxing the wrist extensor muscles where they attach to the outer side of the elbow
• Golfer’s elbow (medial epicondylitis) is an injury caused by overtaxing the wrist flexor muscles where they attach to the inner side of the elbow

APPLYING THE BRACE

• Insert the end of the strap through the strap ring. Slide the brace up the arm. In the case of a tennis elbow, the yellow pad is positioned on the outside of the elbow; in the case of a golfer's elbow, it should be on the inside. The strap ring should not be located in the crease of the elbow.
• Place the brace on the lower arm muscles, approximately six centimetres below the elbow.
• Close the strap tightly enough to feel pressure when the arm is bent and the muscles are tightened. No tension should be felt when the muscles are relaxed. The strap can be left in the strap ring when the brace is removed.

Sizing 

MEASUREMENT AND PRODUCT RANGE

APPLYING THE BRACE

• Insert the end of the strap through the strap ring. Slide the brace up the arm. In the case of a tennis elbow, the yellow pad is positioned on the outside of the elbow; in the case of a golfer's elbow, it should be on the inside. The strap ring should not be located in the crease of the elbow.
• Place the brace on the lower arm muscles, approximately six centimetres below the elbow.
• Close the strap tightly enough to feel pressure when the arm is bent and the muscles are tightened. No tension should be felt when the muscles are relaxed. The strap can be left in the strap ring when the brace is removed.

Sizing 

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