If you have either tendonitis or carpal tunnel syndrome then you should check out ART (Active release techniques) developed by Dr. P. Michael Leahy. ART is a patented method to deal with carpal tunnel syndrome, tendonitis, tennis elbow and any other type of repetitive motion injury. What is ART exactly you may ask? ART is… Read More »
I have received a boat-load of emails about my 9-26-09 blog post regarding WD-40 for guitar players and how it relieves hand pain related to arthritis and tendonitis. Here is a quick video demo answering some of the questions in those emails and how to actually use it. One guy asked if he should snort… Read More »
Ok guitar maniacs this is a tip that you may not take seriously but it totally works. I have personally tried it a while back and it worked for me. If you have any type of pain in your hands, tendonitis or arthritis you can use WD-40 to ease some of the pain and loosen… Read More »
If you have ever experienced your hands getting tired from extended periods of playing guitar then the 300 Tip: “Preventing Hand Fatigue” can help you with this. You can read the entire article here. Tweet
There is a new article on the Articles page called “Carpal Tunnel Syndrome And Guitar Players – Consider ART Before Surgery”! Dr. P. Michael Leahy has developed and patented Active Release Techniques for repetitive motion injuries such as Carpal Tunnel Syndrome and Tendonitis. In this article ART is explained and shows how it can help you… Read More »
The article “Tendonitis And Guitar Players: A Natural Cure” has been updated. Information about a more effective enzyme product called Sorenzyme has been added about it. Tweet
One of the simplest, effective mods you can do to your guitar “on the cheap” is to experiment with tone caps. First before we get started lets get answers to a few questions about these little buggers. What is a tone cap and how does it work? Read more...
One very simple maintenence procedure can help keep your guitars’ signal at its best and prevent the loss of ground connection. Clean your jacks! We are talking about the 1/4″ jacks on your amplifier as well as your guitar. Read more..
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