im beginning to develop a bit of an RSI in my wrist and i was wondering if i should keep training my wrists (the usual wrist press ups etc.) or take it easy? Although im pretty sure its just because im using a keyboard at work most of the day could my training also be contributing to it?
							
						
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 RSI? (sorry I am feeling very dumb today!)
 
 If you are on the computer all day, take measures to relieve any stress on your wrist.
 
 I just moved and I still have my computer on a temporary desk and I noticed my whole arm hurting like crap the other day! First I didn't know why, but then when I found the aching spot on my upper arm and the pain shot through to my wrist I finally got it! (less computer time for me - but I am only playing...)
 
 You should definetly see a doctor about it. It's kinda tough to tell from a far, some conditions you can (and should) work through, others you need to give it time to heal!
 
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 you need to do constant wrist stretches. i learned how to do a number of wrist stretches from an aikido master, which i practice everyday. not only are my wrists strong, they are flexible. ive had my wrists bent backwards a few times in jiu jitsu only to escape the wrist lock because they have become so flexible.
 
 just stretch them out good and proper a few times a day, everyday. they should get stronger and better.
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 LOL! Thanks!
 
 But in all honesty go see the doc first! Because nerve conditions get worse if left untreated, and it could be something else all together!
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