>>76390492 (OP)Bend your right arm, take your left palm under the elbow and gently grab at the bony part on the tricep side.
Hold the bend in your right arm and do not jerk, do not grip harder, but keep steady pressure and at the same time push your right arm forward while the left arm constantly adjust its pressure. once again never going harder, but also not letting the tendons back there slip away either.
Once you've developed scar tissue back there it takes years to recover, but good news is that the majority of rehabilitation takes place in the first few months. So you will begin to get relief.
People often think it's tennis or golfers elbow and it rarely actually is.
It's the tricep-tendons into the elbow usually from blasting triceps too quickly during noob gains.
tricep gains come easy and the pain is often manageable so we rarely rehabilitate or stretch our triceps as we actually should.
hints why it's easy to get micro tears in the tendon mass.
It's a really powerful group of tendons (consider your bench, deadlift, etc that holds hundreds of lbs at this location).
If you feel a soft click don't be alarmed.
it's okay,