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Style: Sheet Kune Do--
I'm sure poor technique is to blame somehow.
The worse cuts are on my pinkie finger and it is well below the actual knuckle.
I'm probably making contact with the wrong part of the hand.
What's a good way to heal the wound quickly?
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3/31/2011 9:05am--
This stuff is good for abrasions and whatnot in places where it's tough getting a bandage to stick:
New-Skin
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Style: Taekwondo (wtf)--
Its hard to say cause i dont know what you are hitting. But i would recommend gloves (everlast are very good) or hand wraps. And if you forget gloves or hand wraps for some strange reason just make sure when you hit the punching bag you hit straight and that your knuckles don't twist or slide on contact. (by straight i don't mean only do straight punches).
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Style: Sheet Kune Do--
That's what puzzles me and everyone I ask.
I was wearing padded easy/quick handwraps and 16 oz gloves.
I do get the feeling that it's just my skin adjusting to doing nothing to all of a sudden intense training.
That and the aforementioned poor technique. Lesson learned but if anyone has tips on how to get it to heal faster other, would be good.
I hate having to stop training!



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Posted On:
3/30/2011 6:34am
Style: Sheet Kune Do
How to toughen skin