View Full Version : Juggler's Wrist?
treepotato
2004-01-15, 10:11 PM
is there any such thing? i was juggling loads yesturday (learning with rings) and my wrist really hurts today i can't pull or push anything with that hand, bend my wrist and it hurts to do stuff like type anyone else got this?
JoChem
2004-01-16, 02:59 AM
I suppose there could be. I mean if you do anything too much you'll be sore. Rings do require a little more flip of the wrist than balls. What I found when I was learning rings was that the skin between my thumbs and index fingers became raw and cut up. Just a heads-up to watch out for that, and if you drop a lot (assuming the rings are plastic) they will get scuffed up on the edge: take very light sandpaper and gently smoothe them down.
Good luck.
joona
2004-01-16, 12:36 PM
A good way to catch the rings (at least works for me) is to catch them only using your fingers. For some reason:rolleyes: the skin on my palms and fingers is really hard so it doesn't hurt at all to catch the rings. I usually use the area between the (counting from the tip of the finger) first and second joint. After you have catched the ring just squeeze it a little bit.
This might not be a good technique to catch the rings but I've never had any problems with the skin between thumb and index finger.
unicycleboy
2004-01-16, 08:29 PM
Lol i think it can be true like with everything that takes strain like handstands on the wrists.
I know someone thats great at handstands but have bad wrists because of it now
Heres a pic i took today of him
Trev
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