Tennis | Push Sports Braces

Braces for tennis

Ankle Brace Kicx

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Ankle sprains are among the most common tennis injuries. The sport calls for quick, side-to-side movements, and stopping suddenly or changing direction can twist your ankle into an awkward position.

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Wrist Brace

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A wrist injury — or tendinopathy — means that one or more of the tendons around the wrist have become damaged or inflamed. Tennis puts a lot of force on the wrist, leaving it under significant strain.

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Elbow Brace

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One size

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Tennis elbow often develops when the forearm muscles — which attach to the outside of the elbow — are overloaded. The Push Sports Elbow Brace applies targeted pressure to these muscles, helping to take the strain off the attachment of the tendon.

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Patella Brace

Universal

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One size

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Fast movements and sudden changes of direction can do damage to the knee joint. When the knee is twisted, the ligaments — including the cruciate ligaments — and the meniscus tissue are overstretched.

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