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Default Pain / soreness in forearms
Hi all!

To those of you who mainly have pain your forearms - i was wondering where your pain is located? I've taken a picture of my arm and circled in the area where i'm most sore and where i frequently have cramps etc. I have it the same place in both arms.

I would be very thankfull, if you could please describe where your pain is precisely



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