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04/07/21 15:30
dchandler7 
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04/07/21 15:30
dchandler7
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weighting lifting tricks to keep dupuytrens at bay (bench press etc)
searching internet and havent found anything how to safely do like bench press or weight with dupuytrens. anybody with some tricks of do's and dotn I would be grateful
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04/07/21 17:30
spanishbuddha  Administrator
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04/07/21 17:30
spanishbuddha Administrator
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Re: weighting lifting tricks to keep dupuytrens at bay (bench press etc)
dchandler7:
searching internet and havent found anything how to safely do like bench press or weight with dupuytrens. anybody with some tricks of do's and dotn I would be grateful
We have an old thread on this here https://www.dupuytren-online.info/Forum_...1462&page=1
I don't think there's any specific answers beyond the obvious extra padded gloves, wrist hooks, etc. Maybe try 'sting' pads too? I deadlift a modest amount, without gloves, and the grip is important. Maybe someone else will chime in.
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4 hours ago
Maddie 
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4 hours ago
Maddie
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Re: weighting lifting tricks to keep dupuytrens at bay (bench press etc)
I got padded weight-lifting gloves, and then added gel pads inside the gloves over the nodules - the kind of gel pads that fit in the heel of shoes. It worked great as you can move them to cover whatever spots are most tender.
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