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Old 09-04-2004, 02:17 PM
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Question Excersies after play?

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Hello i'm a newbie to bass and after i've play'ed alot i just get a little pain in my wrist nothing big just a little, and i wonder if you guys use any good excersies for that?
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No. You need to fix the wrist pain by playing in a proper playing position, not by attempting to repair it later. Keep your wrist straight when you play. If your bass position doesn't let you do that, then change it.
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If you play properly you should never ever have wrist pain. You don't need to straighten your wrist, but find a position where there is no strain on your wrist.
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Exercise after playing?

Yes.

It's called 'loadout'.
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Old 09-05-2004, 02:05 AM
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Yes.

It's called 'loadout'.
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