THE ELBOW PROTOCOL THAT WORKS WHEN PT DIDN'T

When rest, PT, and cortisone shots failed...

Hundreds Of Lifters Used The Tendon Reload Protocol To Train Without Elbow Pain

Press, pull, and curl without pain mid-set. Get back to training without your elbow dictating every rep.

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10+

Years Treating Tendinopathy

MLB

Rehab Background

100s

Of Lifters Coached

You've Been Managing This Long Enough

The Pain Runs Every Upper Body Day

01 You drop the weight on bench because your elbow decides how much you can press. Not your chest. Not your shoulders. Your elbow.
02 You stopped overhead pressing months ago. The last time you tried it cost you a full week of upper body work.
03 Pull day, you're swapping chin-ups for pulldowns, dropping the load on rows, cutting your range short. The work keeps getting smaller while you keep showing up.
04 You've burned through ice packs, KT tape, two physical therapists, and a chiropractor. And you're still warming up around the pain every session.
05 Outside the gym it follows you. Pouring a coffee. Twisting a wrench. Picking up your kid. The same quiet jolt through the elbow you've had for months, sometimes years.

You keep training. The training stops working.

The Real Problem

You've Done Everything Except The Right Thing

Everything you've tried treats the symptom. None of it addresses the underlying issue. That's why none of it works.

Voodoo floss KT tape Forearm massagers Stretching Switching to neutral grip Tennis elbow braces Ice Chiropractor Foam rolling

Rest

Six weeks off and the pain comes back within two gym sessions. Tendons don't heal by resting; they need to be loaded. Every week you spend resting is a week you're getting weaker. Then you blame yourself for "coming back too fast."

PT

10 visits. Band exercises. Passive treatments. A month later and you're no better prepared for the gym than before you spent the money.

Cortisone

A couple weeks of pain relief. The symptoms were hidden, not fixed. Once it wears off the pain comes right back where you left off. Then you need another one. All the while the cortisone is breaking your tendons down further.

Introducing

The 3-Step Tendon Reload Protocol

Built from a decade of working with lifters whose elbows had been written off by conventional rehab.

PILLAR 01

Load The Tendon, Don't Rest It

Tendons respond to progressive overload. This protocol uses isometric holds and slow eccentrics to drive blood to the area and force the tendon to remodel.

Imagine finishing a heavy pull day with less elbow pain than you walked in with.

PILLAR 02

Train Through Discomfort

Tendinopathy recovery is pain-controlled, not pain-free. The protocol teaches you how to read pain. What's productive, what's a warning. You stop guessing every session whether to push or bail.

Imagine ending a session knowing whether to push or back off. No second-guessing on the drive home.

PILLAR 03

Strengthen The Entire Joint

A strong joint is a healthy joint. This protocol rebuilds the joint so the pain doesn't come back six weeks later in a different spot.

Imagine your next arm day, back day, chest day. The pain isn't there and you know it's not coming back.

Manage It Forever. Or Fix It Now.

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What You Get

Unf*ck Your Elbow

The complete tendon protocol. Instant access. Yours for life.

  • 3 Tendon-Specific Protocols

    Distal biceps, proximal biceps, triceps. Full weeks, sets, reps, and tempos.

  • Video Demos For Every Movement

    Every exercise linked to a form video. No guessing on tempo or position.

  • The "How To Use This" Guide

    Volume reduction rules, return-to-training framework, and the 3 healing principles.

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From The 100s Of Lifters We've Worked With

★★★★★

"All but one lift in the gym are pain free. More progress than I made trying to fix it on my own for a year."

— Jordan Sullivan

★★★★★

"Two years of nagging elbow. Within two months back to 100%. Hasn't resurfaced."

— Greg Mushen

★★★★★

"So bad it hurt to pour a cup of coffee. Back to 100% intensity on my normal workout routine."

— Bobby Karr

★★★★★

"Over a year of chronic elbow pain. I can do pull ups pain free again."

— Amir Vasseghi

★★★★★

"Bicep tendonitis. Pressing felt like my shoulder was being stabbed every rep. Back in the gym lifting like my old self."

— Bailey Schober

★★★★★

"All but one lift in the gym are pain free. More progress than I made trying to fix it on my own for a year."

— Jordan Sullivan

★★★★★

"Two years of nagging elbow. Within two months back to 100%. Hasn't resurfaced."

— Greg Mushen

★★★★★

"So bad it hurt to pour a cup of coffee. Back to 100% intensity on my normal workout routine."

— Bobby Karr

★★★★★

"Over a year of chronic elbow pain. I can do pull ups pain free again."

— Amir Vasseghi

★★★★★

"Bicep tendonitis. Pressing felt like my shoulder was being stabbed every rep. Back in the gym lifting like my old self."

— Bailey Schober

30-DAY GUARANTEE

Less Pain In 30 Days Or It's Free

If you run the protocol for 30 days and your elbow isn't measurably better, email us and we refund every cent.

FAQ

I've had this for 2+ years. Am I past the point where loading still works?+

No. Tendons remodel as long as you load them correctly. Chronic tendinopathy responds to progressive loading the same way a fresh case does. The chronic case has more deconditioning to work through, so the early sessions can feel harder than expected. The protocol still works. Greg in the testimonials had a two-year case that resolved in two months.

What if I have pain in both elbows? Do I run the protocol on both?+

Yes. Run the relevant track on both arms at the same time. Both arms train at the same load throughout. There's no per-arm adjustment, which keeps the system simple and prevents you from overloading the slower side while the faster side races ahead. Bilateral cases are common and the protocol handles them.

I have biceps AND triceps tendinopathy. Which protocol do I run first?+

Run the protocol for the most aggravated tendon first. That's the bottleneck. The other tendon will get partial benefit during that block because total upper-body training volume drops 25% during the protocol, which unloads everything. Once the worst tendon clears the acute phase, run the second protocol.

I don't know if it's distal biceps, proximal biceps, or triceps. How do I tell?+

Location and provocation pattern. Distal biceps presents at the elbow crease, sharp or deeply localized, and flares hardest on barbell curls and chin-ups. Proximal biceps presents at the front of the shoulder, sometimes radiating down the bicep, and flares on overhead pressing. Triceps presents at the back of the elbow on the olecranon, and flares on close-grip bench, dips, and lockouts.

Can I keep training while I run the protocol?+

Yes. The protocol is built to run alongside your normal training, not replace it. The only adjustment is a 25% volume cut on upper-body work for the two weeks to give the tendon room to remodel. You keep pressing, pulling, and curling. You don't deload entirely.

My elbow pain is from BJJ, climbing, or manual work. Not lifting. Does this still apply?+

Yes. The tendon doesn't care which activity overloaded it. The loading mechanism is the same. Plumbers, climbers, BJJ guys, electricians, mechanics. The protocol works because it loads the tendon at the intensity it needs to remodel, regardless of what broke it down. You'll need to apply the same logic to the activity that caused the issue, but the rehab is identical.

What equipment do I need?+

Standard gym equipment. Cable machine, dumbbells, an incline bench. Everything in the protocol uses what's already in any commercial or well-equipped home gym. No specialty tools required.

How fast will I see results?+

Most lifters feel a meaningful shift inside the first two weeks. Some take longer. Tendons remodel on 3 to 5 day adaptation cycles, not 24-hour cycles, so the first signal you're looking for is reduced day-after pain, not reduced in-session pain. If the acute phase needs more than two weeks, continue with the Week 2 movements until it clears.

Who is this NOT for?+

This protocol is for tendonitis caused by training overload. It's not appropriate for acute traumatic injuries (something popped, you can't fully extend the elbow), confirmed full tears, post-surgical cases inside the first 8 weeks, or if you have confirmed cubital tunnel syndrome or referred cervical pain. If any of those apply, book a call or see a clinician in person.

How does the refund work?+

Email us inside 30 days of purchase. We refund every cent. You keep the guide. The 30 days starts the day you buy, not the day you start the protocol.

Two Weeks From Today.

Pressing, pulling, and curling without pain mid-set. Or the same elbow you walked in with today.

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