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So glad it worked! But please don't discount the link posted by SBG, info written by expertsWe tried to tea bags and Pea has deemed it a success! (aside from the tea stained hands, but hand model is not on our list of future jobs anyway) Thanks again for the help and references!
Oddly enough, I never got a rip! I just get callouses
I don't think of them as a bad thing... I mean they don't look so nice but hey, it's worth it for gymnastics! And my coach said that usually rips come before callouses.Which makes me want to ask... Are callouses a bad thing? DD is still fairly new to this and has been working out like crazy this summer. No rips, but she has pretty thick callouses on both of her hands. Wondering if there is anything we should be doing about them or do they help her from ripping?!
I don't think calluses are a bad thing. My DD gets mostly calluses but has had rips. She doesn't generally rip like the older, heavier girls on her same level, so maybe it's a friction related problem too? I know as the girls gets continual rips, the coach recommends grips. She said my DD might be so little, she may not need them until L8-9 (she coached another girl who didn't get them until then). My DD wants grips sooooo bad though!Which makes me want to ask... Are callouses a bad thing? DD is still fairly new to this and has been working out like crazy this summer. No rips, but she has pretty thick callouses on both of her hands. Wondering if there is anything we should be doing about them or do they help her from ripping?!