Helps relieve
elbow pain
caused by:

Tennis
Golf Tendenitis
Bowling
Paddle Ball
Handball
Gardening
Carpentry

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The Spiro Tennis Elbow Splint is a scientifically developed orthopedic device designed to help relieve and prevent the pain of tennis elbow. The splint allows players with persistent pain to resume playing with virtually no pain and greatly reduces the chances for reinjury. Even players who have not experienced tennis elbow, as well as beginning players, may wear the splint as a preventative device.

Tennis elbow is an occupational hazard of tennis players, gardeners, dentists, carpenters, bricklayers, and others who encounter repeated impact when the arm is extended and force is applied. Tennis elbow (epicondilitis)is one of the most common orthopedic injuries among persons over eighteen. The primary cause of tennis elbow is micro tears of the extensor muscles. Additionally there may be injury to capsular ligaments of the lateral aspect of the elbow. In layman's language, tennis elbow is often the result of small tears in muscles just below the elbow.

The splint utilizes individually tightened loop lock Velcro closures at the wrist and forearm to secure and support the forearm muscles. The alloy bar secured to the wrist and forearm closures prevents them from slipping during play and reduces the vibration from off-center hits. This simple and comfortable device has been tested for years with nearly all wearers reporting immediate relief from pain. Continued wearing has greatly limited the chances for reinjury.

Even carefully trained professional athletes are often subject to occupational injuries and discomfort caused by tennis elbow. Players of sports involving balls and/or racquets, paddles, and sticks, as well as carpenters, florists and computer users have found relief from tennis elbow by using the Spiro Tennis Elbow Splint.

Are you experiencing this problem?? If so, order your Spiro Tennis Elbow Splint NOW.

To determine your proper splint size:

• Measure the width of your forearm just above the wristbone. To do this place your arm on a table across a ruler, palm down. Measure the width of your forearm at this point.
• Refer to the following table:

Refer to the above table and instructions for size. (Small is the most popular size)

NEXT - Click here for an order form.Print out the form and mail the completed form to MargieSports. All orders are shipped within 72 hours of receipt of order and credit check.