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went rowing and now forearms hurt
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How come its my forearms that hurt the most when its the upper arm i moved the most yesterday?
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Hold your arms in front of you at chest level.
Move your hands backwards and forwards in a rowing motion ... 20 times.
Where does it feel warm? In your shoulders !!
The main muscle gropus for rowing are your shoulders and upper back ...
... not your triceps ... not your biceps ... not your forearms.
Now clench your fist really hard.
Where do the muscles tense? ... in your forearms.
Why?
Because your forearms pull your hands into a "gripping" position.
So why do your forearms hurt when you row ???
Quite simply ... from the effort of hanging on to the oars with your hands.
Move your hands backwards and forwards in a rowing motion ... 20 times.
Where does it feel warm? In your shoulders !!
The main muscle gropus for rowing are your shoulders and upper back ...
... not your triceps ... not your biceps ... not your forearms.
Now clench your fist really hard.
Where do the muscles tense? ... in your forearms.
Why?
Because your forearms pull your hands into a "gripping" position.
So why do your forearms hurt when you row ???
Quite simply ... from the effort of hanging on to the oars with your hands.
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