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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Linda, a good, gentle exercise that shouldn't put much stress on your tender elbow, would be to set in a comfortable, straight backed hard seated chair. Set up straight, not leaning back against the backrest. Use something, perhaps a hammer or other tool weighing about 2 to 3 pounds, to hold in both hands directly over your head with arms fully extended. Then, simply (palms facing forward) lower the object to the back of your neck. Raise again to the starting position. Do this 10 times with a short rest then repeat 10 times again. This works the tricep area quite effectively. The weight should be increased over a period of about 1 week, incrementely to the maximum weight you can use with some effort. Purchasing a dumbell with a few weights would be a good idea. Keep the repititions about 10 to 12, but increase the "sets" to 3 or more as you gain strength.
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Hi Linda, here are a couple of exercises i do for my arms. Get 2 equal weights that you can carry comftably eg bean tins, them hold them by your sides and lift them so you reach your shoulders and repeat. You can lift you arms straight out infront of you, or to the sides keeping your arms straight. Also lift the weights above your head keeping your arms straight then, bending at the elbow, lower the tins towards your back
I hope i explained these ok and you can do them with your golfers elbow, i use Davina workout DVD she has good arm exercises. hope that helps
These are quite good
http://www.play.com/play247.asp?page=title&r=GADG&title=174948&p=439&g=539&pa=rgnnr