Hurt tendon?

Sounds like tendinitis or possible ligament damage. Skull crushers is not a natural ranage of motion and can cause strain on the elbows. If you do Skull crushers in a decline posistion, it puts a less of a strain on the elbows and still works the triceps. Hopefully the doctor can help you tomorrow. Good luck

Skull Crushers: How To, Benefits, & Best Variations

Whether you're a powerlifter looking to improve your triceps extension and lockout or a bodybuilder wanting an awesome triceps exercise to stimulate maximal muscle growth, this article has all you need to know, including: Explanation of the triceps muscle group How to properly perform skull crushers Tips and common mistakes Variations and ...

How to Do Skull Crushers for Larger Triceps

Below, we dig deep into the skull crusher to give form tips, outline benefits and provide alternatives and variations to best suit your training needs. Equipment Needed: To perform skull...

Hurt tendon?

Sounds like tendinitis or possible ligament damage. Skull crushers is not a natural ranage of motion and can cause strain on the elbows. If you do Skull crushers in a decline posistion, it puts a less of a strain on the elbows and still works the triceps. Hopefully the doctor can help you …

6 Barbell Tricep Exercises For Jacked Arms

Elbow Health: Because the triceps attach in and around the elbow and assist with the stability of the humerus, strengthening the triceps strengthens the tendons and bones around the elbow joint too, to help keep your elbows healthy and firing on all cylinders.

Your Guide For Skullcrusher Triceps Exercises

Skullcrushers are actually a family of single-joint triceps exercises, not necessarily just one exercise, because there are so many ways to do them. You can use almost any kind of implement—dumbbells, barbell, EZ-bar, or cables—as well as a variety of angled benches.

Your Guide For Skullcrusher Triceps Exercises

Skullcrushers are actually a family of single-joint triceps exercises, not necessarily just one exercise, because there are so many ways to do them. You can use almost any kind …

How to Do Skull Crushers to Sculpt Big Arms

The skull crusher is a great exercise for your workouts to grow your triceps muscles. Here's a guide to learn the perfect EZ bar skull crusher form. © Paolo Testa

How To Do Skull Crushers Like A Pro, According To Trainers …

Skull crushers, also known as lying triceps extensions (a much chiller name, in my opinion), are worthy of a spot in your upper-body or triceps-specific routine. But you need to do them...

Skull Crushers Muscles Worked: Expert Info and Form Tips

Also known as nose breakers, skull crushers work a couple of muscles and involve lying on your back and lowering weight to your forehead. And they sound, well, pretty …

6 Barbell Tricep Exercises For Jacked Arms

Elbow Health: Because the triceps attach in and around the elbow and assist with the stability of the humerus, strengthening the triceps strengthens the tendons and bones …

How to Do Skull Crushers for Larger Triceps

Below, we dig deep into the skull crusher to give form tips, outline benefits and provide alternatives and variations to best suit your training needs. Equipment Needed: To …

8 Common Skull Crusher Mistakes and How To Fix Them

How to do skull crushers the right way: The do's and don'ts …

Interested in adding skull crushers to your workout routine? Learn exactly how to do the exercise step-by-step, as well as the benefits and things to avoid.

Skull Crushers: How To, Benefits, & Best Variations

Whether you're a powerlifter looking to improve your triceps extension and lockout or a bodybuilder wanting an awesome triceps exercise to stimulate maximal muscle growth, …

8 Common Skull Crusher Mistakes and How To Fix Them

If you don't know exactly how to do them or their benefits, check out this comprehensive guide on skull crushers. Lying on your back on a bench and letting the barbell away from your sight can leave room to make some common skull crusher mistakes.

Skull Crushers Muscles Worked: Expert Info and Form Tips

Also known as nose breakers, skull crushers work a couple of muscles and involve lying on your back and lowering weight to your forehead. And they sound, well, pretty intimidating. But don't...