Parents Wrist bruising-

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Sorry, what kind of infection would I be looking for? I hadn’t heard that possibility yet? The skin isn’t broken at all, could it be beneath the skin? Thanks
I'm not sure if it could be infected without the skin being broken. You would just be looking for the basic signs of an infection though.

Here is a basic link on it...

 
I have no advice to share, but hearing about these types of things is an eye opener. My DD is going to be Xcel Silver next season so we have a few years to go before grips...but I need to prepare myself for weird injuries, I guess!
 
I have no advice to share, but hearing about these types of things is an eye opener. My DD is going to be Xcel Silver next season so we have a few years to go before grips...but I need to prepare myself for weird injuries, I guess!
depends on the gym. Many have their gymnasts start wearing grips when they begin training kips. My dd wore grips in silver.
 
depends on the gym. Many have their gymnasts start wearing grips when they begin training kips. My dd wore grips in silver.
Makes sense, from what I've observed only one of our current Silver's wears grips, but all the Golds (and up) do. I feel like I should start researching grips and dry bands now, LOL.
 
Yep! My girls really like the DryBands a lot.
Yep! My girls really like the DryBands a lot.
Ah! well in that case, have her try the DryBands alone! They improved my kid's wrists SO dramatically.
Ok so my daughter tried today with just the dry bands and ended up with blood on them, so much pain she couldn’t do vault training. So I guess we’re headed to the doctor next.
 
OK, I'll bite - why drybands? I went to the website and all they really talk about is that they help cover your grips. Are they made of a special fiber that makes it better for the wrists? dd used to wear neoprene but went back to regular wristbands, which she prefers.

DryBands are moisture-wicking and more padded than cotton wristbands. They also come in different sizes, which means they fit some gymnasts better than one-size-fits-all cotton wristbands. My daughter started using them when the only style of cotton wristbands that fit her was discontinued.
 

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