Blister palm
Strokes
Huy Truong Asked 13 years ago
Hello, I have a blister at the end of the ring finger which is close to the palm. I use shake hand grip and holding like in the video you provided. Is this normal and how do I prevent this? If i buy a rubber grip, will that help me at all? Thanks.
Alois Rosario Answered 13 years ago
Hi Huy,
This is completely normal and almost expected if you play a lot. You can try holding your bat a little lighter which may relieve the pressure on that area. I find that part of my hand has just toughened over the years.
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