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S-O · 05-02-2008, 06:59 PM

I know what you mean with the feeling in the knife edge of the left hand, the mucle along the side. Mine has never caused that much pain, the feeling was like I had been working out and the muscle was sore and needed rest.

You may be pushing to hard, and rather than increasing your endurance, you are hindering any advancements you may have achieved.

Shake you hand out and let the lactic acid out and the blood in. let your hand kind of dangle a bit to get some blood in there with the help of gravity.

>.> Strap up a tad higher. I don't mean to chest rock (although chestrocking is the superior form of rocking whilst wielding an axe) but don't Page that shit.

05-02-2008, 06:59 PM	#21
S-O t(-.-t) Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: Ohio, USA Posts: 501 Real Name: Shaun Main Seven: Ibanez RG7620 Rig: Peavey 5150 Thanked: 2	I know what you mean with the feeling in the knife edge of the left hand, the mucle along the side. Mine has never caused that much pain, the feeling was like I had been working out and the muscle was sore and needed rest. You may be pushing to hard, and rather than increasing your endurance, you are hindering any advancements you may have achieved. Shake you hand out and let the lactic acid out and the blood in. let your hand kind of dangle a bit to get some blood in there with the help of gravity. >.> Strap up a tad higher. I don't mean to chest rock (although chestrocking is the superior form of rocking whilst wielding an axe) but don't Page that shit.