[Injuries] Going through the ONI phrase

Skyne Keira wrote:Okay,i know this sounds bimbo and act smart,but it does help(although my taiko experience isn't that much)
Basically,in first aid,i've handled people who suffer abrasions(i all sorts of funny areas) as well as joint pain(in all sorts of funny areas too).
The cause of all these are due to the methods of execution of actions.
Meaning,to all those who get pains here there everywhere,it does not mean we go plaster-hunting. We should go cause-hunting.
Mainly,in taiko,there is two general groups which we can classify the taiko-ists.
1)the finger players
2)the pounders i would recommend you people to see how you play before reading on.
The finger players base their actions more on finger-flexing and swift movements.The pounders exert large(or at least,seemingly large) amounts of force on their strikes.
For the finger players,they tend to not suffer rebound injuries as their bachi can swing backwards without landing on their palms. however,they experience heavy friction on their fingers as well as(in some unfortunate cases) severe stress on the joints.
The hard-core pounders suffer full rebounds on each strike,but no friction due to the fact that their bachi doesn't get to swing,its rooted to the palm.
Some of us are at intermmediate levels of variation between these two extremes,and there are other forms of more defined styles that i've yet to mention.
i do tend to watch you experts play,so i roughly know your styles,but that doesn't mean that i'm an expert analyst. you guys know yourselves best,and you guys would be in the best position to define your styles. However,if anyone wants mi to help you spot your style,weakness and helpful tips on how the flaws can be overcome,i'd be happy to do so.
till then,adios amigo!

ongchinkai wrote:If you say there's an old injury there then there's really not much you can do. Moderation is the keyword.

Skyne Keira wrote:actually,there is something you can try called wristbands.(no,not the ones i don for decoration.)
wristbands might feel irritating because they limit flexative movement to a certain extent.but that limitation might be the key to helping with the reduction of pain.
as for the old injury stuff,i won't recommend anything,but have you considered getting a sinseh or a chinese masseuse to take a look?they might be able to recommend something.
as for mi,i realised that my fainting syndrome is getting irritating.that day,i nearly collapsed after attempting saitama.this is irritating. last time dizzy still can handle,but nowadays getting worse.wth...

Skyne Keira wrote:actually,there is something you can try called wristbands.(no,not the ones i don for decoration.)
wristbands might feel irritating because they limit flexative movement to a certain extent.but that limitation might be the key to helping with the reduction of pain.
as for the old injury stuff,i won't recommend anything,but have you considered getting a sinseh or a chinese masseuse to take a look?they might be able to recommend something.
as for mi,i realised that my fainting syndrome is getting irritating.that day,i nearly collapsed after attempting saitama.this is irritating. last time dizzy still can handle,but nowadays getting worse.wth...