Elbow injury

Former Member
Former Member
Has anyone ever had an elbow injury/strain that exhibits significant pain with breaststroke (sculling in) and during the pull out on the turns? The pain is on the inside of my elbow very close to where the 'funny bone' is. I don't think I injured it during swimming but it has gotten progressively worse over the past 5-6 years due to a lifting incident. It doesn't bother me swimming freestyle but i can feel it. Maybe one of those arm bands might help?? I'm getting ready to visit an orthopedic in Louisville, KY. Anyone have a recommendation on who to see?
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  • Former Member
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    Originally posted by matysekj No, but everything else in the Enquirer is true! If you haven't heard of the Amazing Maize Maze, you should try one near you - there are hundreds of them across the country. They cut a huge maze out of a multi-acre cornfield and put in a dozen or so points in the maze where you pick up pieces of the overall maze map. It takes on average 1.5 - 2.5 hours to navigate the maze and pick up all the map pieces. Hey, everybody's got to get their kicks somehow. I still can't believe that carrying that stupid 8 foot piece of PVC pipe you use as an identifying flag started the whole elbow thing! Sounds like an interesting activity. I do have a question however, what about the people who have trouble reading maps? Are they still stuck in there somewhere? Are they getting sick of eating raw corn? Well, I guess that was three questions not one:D
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  • Former Member
    Former Member
    Originally posted by matysekj No, but everything else in the Enquirer is true! If you haven't heard of the Amazing Maize Maze, you should try one near you - there are hundreds of them across the country. They cut a huge maze out of a multi-acre cornfield and put in a dozen or so points in the maze where you pick up pieces of the overall maze map. It takes on average 1.5 - 2.5 hours to navigate the maze and pick up all the map pieces. Hey, everybody's got to get their kicks somehow. I still can't believe that carrying that stupid 8 foot piece of PVC pipe you use as an identifying flag started the whole elbow thing! Sounds like an interesting activity. I do have a question however, what about the people who have trouble reading maps? Are they still stuck in there somewhere? Are they getting sick of eating raw corn? Well, I guess that was three questions not one:D
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