About tennis {pickleball} elbow:
The medical term for “tennis elbow” or “pickleball elbow” -as some players are now calling it- is “lateral epicondylitis“. It’s a painful condition that affects the tendons that join the forearm muscles on the outside of the elbow. If you’ve had it or have in past you’ll recognize the pain coming from the area near the bony bump on the lateral side (outside) your elbow. The pain and inflammation can be quite severe. Depending on the stage, the pain will occur or worsen and can take time to heal. Below we give some more details and a few things to consider about your paddle gear, grip and stroke.
