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My good news is that I got my flyaway today! But then I went to work on kips and now I have a bad rip. It's pretty deep, like enough to bleed and I really want to keep practicing flyaways and kips (I'm so close!) but that's kinda hard to do. So what methods do you use for healing rips faster? I just washed it off and put a bandaid on like I always do, but is there something else I can try?
 
There's rip guardian and spenco second skin tapes. Both can be purchased at Amazon. My daughter uses rip guardian. When she gets a tip, she sprays it clean. Then we use an antibiotic the first day. She never puts a band aid because it needs to dry out. We put A&D ointment as well on day two until it heals. But rip guardian allows her to keep,practicing bars without pain.
 
Tape a hot teabag to your rip and then put a sock on your hand and sleep with it on. It will dry out your rip
 
A combination of preparation H and neosporin when she was younger. As my dd got older and she would get a rip, she would put crazy glue on it. Is that the best solution, I don't know, but her hand never feel off, nor got infected. Sadly, during meet season, you can't take any days off so the hands take a beating, but if you can score a couple of days in a row, that helps a lot too. When my dd was doing double bars at practice, before she got to practice and before the rips occurred, she would put liquid band aid on the calluses in an effort to try not to get the rip to begin with. I have to say my dd's hands are gross! ha ha
 

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