Golfer's elbow due to excessive topspin..

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According to the Mayo clinic website, one of the causes of golfer's elbow is excessive topspin (http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/golfers-elbow/DS00713/DSECTION=causes)

I have had TE and GE for over a year. It is improving..

When I hit my forehand with heavy topspin using the semi-western grip, i notice my GE flaring up. If i just block the ball (hitting flat), i don't notice as much pain.

Question:
Has any of you experience the same thing? What is the correct technique of hitting a heavy topspin, maximum wrist action, lock wrist, etc?

thanks in advance...

 

[Bud]

According to the Mayo clinic website, one of the causes of golfer's elbow is excessive topspin (http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/golfers-elbow/DS00713/DSECTION=causes)

I have had TE and GE for over a year. It is improving..

When I hit my forehand with heavy topspin using the semi-western grip, i notice my GE flaring up. If i just block the ball (hitting flat), i don't notice as much pain.

Question:
Has any of you experience the same thing? What is the correct technique of hitting a heavy topspin, maximum wrist action, lock wrist, etc?

thanks in advance...

I hear GE is caused by a poor service motion.

 

[Vamz]

I would imagine late forehands, also.

 

[ReopeningWed]

There's no such thing as excessive topspin

 

[sonicboi21]

the info is wrong. heavy racket are good if you can handle them, if not, then of course it till hurt you. if you get a good weight racket, no problems should occur if your form is correct