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  • Adieu
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    Pretty sure that's what they now call "carpal tunnel"

    Used to get that way in a job that involved huge volumes of typing at like 90 WPM... went away on its own after I ragequit.

    Actually, would even go away with breaks of just a few days, but would recur if you went back to the activity that caused it too much and too early

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  • Erlend_G
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    Darn Clint 55, I learn something new about you every day.

    So you studied upright? :o Awesome! . I studied fretless electric bass... wanted to play the upright;

    but decided not to. Because it was so expensive; hard to lug around- and not easy to learn/play either. It's still my favourite bass (and bowed) instrument.

    \m/

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  • Clint 55
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    :o

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  • solspirit
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    Originally posted by Clint 55 View Post

    Thought I'd mention that my claw isn't due to an injury. It's from upright bass fingering early in my musician life. Anyhoo, I am doing exercises to help my left hand but I think I'll be forever clawed no matter what I do. I play a few minutes of left handed bass per day where I pluck with pointer and middle, then middle and ring, then ring and pinky. It's working pretty well to develop my left hand a little better for my regular right handed guitar playing.
    do you really think that injuries don't occur from repetitive motion?
    Take a good look at the two links I posted. Think about carpal tunnel syndrome, that's considered an injury.

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  • solspirit
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    Are you doing extension exercises?

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  • Clint 55
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    I know. It's a joke thread. I wish I had a little more dexterity but watever.

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  • ErikH
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    I don't think there is really a problem here. BOTH of my hands do this in the relaxed position. I have no dexterity issues or anything else. I never played upright bass, only guitar and electric bass.

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  • Clint 55
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    Originally posted by solspirit View Post
    Stop crying and do something about it.
    Thought I'd mention that my claw isn't due to an injury. It's from upright bass fingering early in my musician life. Anyhoo, I am doing exercises to help my left hand but I think I'll be forever clawed no matter what I do. I play a few minutes of left handed bass per day where I pluck with pointer and middle, then middle and ring, then ring and pinky. It's working pretty well to develop my left hand a little better for my regular right handed guitar playing.

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  • Clint 55
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    Originally posted by 80's_Thrash_Metal View Post
    I got a claw too from playing nothing but power chords forever! Ha ha ha
    Lol. Damn claw!

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  • solspirit
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  • solspirit
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    Stop crying and do something about it.

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  • 80's_Thrash_Metal
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    I got a claw too from playing nothing but power chords forever! Ha ha ha
    Last edited by 80's_Thrash_Metal; 11-15-2020, 01:37 PM.

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  • Clint 55
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    Re: The claw

    The claw!

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  • DavidRavenMoon
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    Re: The claw

    Originally posted by nexion218 View Post
    Also:



    Edit: Just realized that we're int the BASSment. Sorry about that. But you have guitars to do the exercises on.
    I do those types of exercises on bass. [emoji1]


    Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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