My knuckle on the index finger of my jab hand is constantly hurting to the point I need to take time off training. I've tried two hand wraps, putting a pad of gauze on it does anybody have experience with this sort of an injury.
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I suggest waiting for it to heal, load up on vitamin D and calcium.
Then get the Winning NG2 gel knuckle guards to use with your handwraps, they help a ton.
http://winning-usa.com/extraitems.html
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I hurt the middlefinger on my left hand right below the knuckle so it hurts when i land a punch. I gave it six weeks rest and it didn't improve much, i couldn't stand to rest anymore so now im back in training. I use gel wraps and because of those wraps i can punch without pain, the finger dosen't get worse but it also dosen't get better... can't decide what to do really i hope it heals eventually because i can't stand months of no heavybag or sparring just hoping it heals sooner or later...
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Originally posted by sevenone View PostMy knuckle on the index finger of my jab hand is constantly hurting to the point I need to take time off training. I've tried two hand wraps, putting a pad of gauze on it does anybody have experience with this sort of an injury.
try a sponge(in conjunction with your wrap, over the knuckles, not wet in the least or it will leak and wreck your gloves but damp enough to not be rock hard (right out of the package is ideal.)
and bigger gloves
i'm talking huge gloves
18 oz or more for your bag work
i literally have 24 oz gloves and will use them if i'm going to hit the bag hard (i'm about 235-240 lbs, 18 or 20 oz will likely be fine if you're on the smaller side)
they look like i'm wearing pillows, but its almost impossible to hurt your knuckles with a glove that big if your hand is wrapped correctly
you can damage other parts of the hand and wrist, but your knuckles should be safe
everybody's hands get sore if they train hard and consistently
if you're feeling like you're hurting/damaging your hands from repetitive straign from jabbing it sounds like you might need a break from hitting the heavybag, mitts, and sparring
if they are real bad, take a break completely
no speedbag or double end bag, no shadowboxing, nothing
ice and rest and let the thing heal
you are going to need those hands for the rest of your life, boxing or otherwise
and if you do expect to take boxing seriously down the road i'm sure you know that damaged hands can completely ruin a career
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I punched someone in the top of their head, created a micro-fracture one of my knuckles and it never really healed. Even now (8 years later) jabbing someone with 16oz gloves on and heavily wrapped, it still hurts.
I'd take a long lay off if I was you, I didn't and I'm paying for it now.
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Take a lay off mate. I've made a mistake in carrying on after I damaged my knuckle, and now it's much worse. It's got to the point where my knuckle hasn't healed properly because I carried on sparring and hitting the bag. Don't risk further damage.
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Originally posted by sevenone View PostMy knuckle on the index finger of my jab hand is constantly hurting to the point I need to take time off training. I've tried two hand wraps, putting a pad of gauze on it does anybody have experience with this sort of an injury.
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