Difference between revisions of "Wimbledon Elbow"
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'''Wimbledon elbow''' is considered the most prestigious of all [[Tennis Elbow|tennis elbow]] injuries. | '''Wimbledon elbow''' is considered the most prestigious of all [[Tennis Elbow|tennis elbow]] injuries. | ||
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Latest revision as of 04:20, 20 May 2017
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Wimbledon elbow is considered the most prestigious of all tennis elbow injuries.
Other Sports Topics
- 4 METs
- American College of Sports Medicine
- NOAC
