Archive for the ‘Testimonials’ Category
Thursday, February 2nd, 2012
I must have posted a good dozen or so of these testimonials by now, but they keep coming in. If you have long-term tendon pain, let me be clear: the chances are about 97% that it is NOT tendonitis, no matter what your doctor may have told you. Tendonitis is inflammation, and inflammation generally goes away in about two weeks if you treat it with rest, ice, and NSAIDs. If you've been doing this and it hasn't worked, you need to try a different approach.
Below is a textbook case:
Hi Alex, I had severe tendonitis in both elbows, with the left one being quite a bit worse. It struck for no apparent reason and I had it from May to end of November. I stopped pretty much all activity except running. I did read your book and while I didn’t follow the protocol per se, the fact that I could use some resistance training made sense. The only thing I hadn't tried was that. In fact, it was the first thing I stopped when the tennis elbow struck. Within a few days of using weights in the manner you directed, the pain in my right elbow was gone. It took another week for the pain in my left elbow to go away. I still feel twinges in my left elbow but it is for all intents and purposes healed.
Thank you,
Marilyn Mitchell
"May to November" is over half a year. Far too long for Marilyn's tendon pain to be any kind of inflammation, which is why it didn't respond to the layoff. But when she tried a different, scientifically verified approach that was designed to actually fix the underlying problem, her tendon pain resolved itself very quickly.
If you've had pain for longer than about two weeks, you owe it to yourself to try something different (and more effective). The Target Tendonitis ebook now comes with a series of videos that will show you exactly what to do, no matter what part of your body your tendon pain occurs in.
Tags: elbow tendinitis, elbow tendinosis, elbow tendon pain, elbow tendonitis, elbow tendonosis, long-term tendon pain, tennis elbow tendon pain, tennis elbow tendonitis, tennis elbow tendonosis, tennis elbow testimonial
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Wednesday, January 25th, 2012
Hi Alex
I am really pleased to be able to say after two long years of tendon pain I am 98% recovered. After trying every treatment possible from acupuncture, massage, glucose injections, dry needling and so many more expensive treatments I thought I would never find a cure. I followed your program for 2 months and for the first time in 2 years I actually was able to start running again. My tendon problem was the hamstring attachment at the ischial tuberosity, and it took a while to find the best exercises for it. I started with [list of progression of exercises]. Still doing exercises most days. Always do a set before I run. Still have a tiny bit of tenderness after I run [which] disappears soon as I stretch my hamstrings. I'm back running 3-4x a week now, slowly building my distances feels great. Thank you so much, the best $24NZ dollars I ever spent.
Regards, Mary-anne
I will say thank you and congratulations to Mary-anne, who didn't give up and persisted long enough to find a treatment that actually worked. I can't imagine how much tendon pain she must have had to have actually tried glucose injections (I'll have a post up on this method of treatment soon)...
To everyone else, Target Tendonitis is only going to be US$19.97 until the end of this month. After that the price is going up to US$29.97 due to the tremendous added value of the series of videos that now comes with it. So if you're thinking about ordering, this is the last week that you'll be able to get it for the same price that Mary-anne paid - and the videos will be thrown in for free!
Tags: glucose injections for tendon pain, hamstring tendonitis, hamstring tendonitis testimonial, hamstring tendonosis, New Zealand tendonitis testimonial, tendonitis in the leg biceps, tendonosis testimonial, testimonial
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Tuesday, December 6th, 2011
"I have to say the book has very insightful material and information. Its definitely helping me through some serious golfer's elbow. Alex Nordach has been over the top with help from a personal standpoint. You couldn't get that from a Dr. or any other web books. Best purchase I made in a long time."
- Clint Shelton, 35, weightlifter, via Facebook
If you've been suffering from tendon pain for more than a couple of weeks and are still hoping to get better using icing and aspirin, stop wasting time. Take the free Tendon Test to find out just what kind of tendon pain you have (hint: it's probably tendonosis, not tendonitis) and choose the best method of rehabilitation. All tendon pain is not created equal.
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Sunday, September 18th, 2011
Target Tendonitis has gone international. Each month I ask previous customers for feedback on the book, and this month I'd like to share a testimonial from one in Latin America...
Dear Alex:
The book has been very beneficial. I have suffered from stubborn tendinosis three times. The first two ones were elbow tendinosis. I simply did too many pullups. These were not mere "tendinitis" . I aggravated the tendinitis because I didn`t rest enough. The point is I felt it in the morning only, but every morning was worse. So I had to quit pulling for months-well, more than a year-till I decided to perform [the recommended exercises].
I am currently curing from another one in my Achilles tendon. Now I´m better, but I had to stop running from last November to June. It was when I bought your book that I began doing [the recommended exercise], which improved my Achilles a lot.
To summarize : this stuff works and is very practical and easy to implement.
Thanks a lot, man. Tendinopathies really suck, and your book can help many people.
Santiago Ces Garcia
P.D. : Feel free to use my humble review.
There are more testimonials on the sidebar to the right, but if you're suffering from long-term tendon pain, what are you waiting for? Take the free, one-minute Tendon Test and find out what to do to get started on your healing.
Tags: Latin America, Target Tendonitis testimonial, tendinitis, tendinosis, tendonitis, tendonosis
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Sunday, August 14th, 2011
Dear Alex,
Thanks for checking in. I'm sorry I haven't kept you updated, especially considering your very conscientious and generous communication. Since my last email we've been traveling. You're entitled to some much deserved kudos!!
I feel I made tremendous progress, despite the "pep talk" (not!) the ortho gave me when I told him I was going to follow your protocol. I started with virtually no range of motion and tremendous pain in the elbow & shoulder to full range of motion and completely pain free for normal day to day activity in two weeks. I haven't started working out yet. When we get home I'll test it out on some light weights. Of course, I'm a bit nervous. I am a little confused to what my new regime will be. I do enjoy cross fit and wish my gym environment and trainer would be more supportive of what I need to do to modify.
Now, that I understand the idea of healing and maintaining tendon health, I'm excited to work on other areas (knees, back). Although, I am confused about how to target the back...
When we get home, there are many people I'm looking forward to recommending your book. I've seen a couple of msg boards out their full of people who could use your help. It's quite sad to realize how many people have really been suffering for a long time. I won't give away the secret but will definitely send them in your direction.
Thanks so much! Besides the healing, you've also provided me w/a tremendous amount of empowerment.
Sincerely,
Bobbi Casellas
Bobbi is a 42-year-old weight trainer, crossfitter and generally very active. A testimonial like this speaks for itself. I have nothing to add, except to say congratulations to Bobbi for taking matters into her own hands and deciding to try something new--despite the advice of her orthopedist!
Tags: Crossfit, Tedonitis testimonial, tendinitis, tendinosis, tendon pain testimonial, tendon recovery
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Thursday, April 21st, 2011
Just received another nice testimonial from a woman named Cindy Sekelick. She was suffering from lateral epicondylitis (otherwise known as tennis elbow) and wrote in to say:
Hi Alex,
Implementing your ideas really did help me. I was injured last June and in the last few weeks I can say my arm is almost healed. I play tennis so that was a strong motivation for getting my arm back to normal.
I am so glad your information was available. Thank you so much.
Cindy
CIndy had suffered from tendon pain for over half a year, and bought Target Tendonitis in January. Less than three months later, she's almost back to normal.
If you've been suffering from a tendon condition for more than a couple of weeks, do you really want to wait any longer? You can try the techniques and nutritional recommendations in Target Tendonitis absolutely risk-free for 60 days - more than enough time to see whether they work as advertised. So what have you got to lose...other than your tendon pain, of course. 
Tags: lateral epicondylitis, tendinosis, tendon pain, tendonitis, tendonosis, Tennis elbow
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Wednesday, March 16th, 2011
I'd like to share a success story with you today. Jonathan, a 30-year-old football player, bought a copy of Target Tendonitis last month. Here is his email to me:
Hi, I bought your book today [Feb. 15th] and had a quick read on my kindle.
I have been having post tibial tendonitis for 7 months.. From what your book says it might not be the case and is probably tendonisis. I did an MRI back in January and it showed that my deltoid ligaments were still inflamed. I stopped exercising (running or football) for about 6 months although I did the elliptical once in a while but things got worse when I had to walk a lot for 1 week going up and down the stairs.
That made my ankle inflamed again . My doctor finally gave me a cortisone injection. It has been 4 days now and the pain has gone down a bit. I definitely have less pain although it is not 100% as i can feel that my tendon is somehow weak. I wanted to ask you if I can start [your recommended] exercises to start strengthening my tendons and also what kind of exercise I can do to treat Post tibial tendonisis. The book doesn't show any examples for that.
Since working with Jonathan, I have received so many complaints about PTT, plantar fasciitis and achilles tendon pain that I created a new website specifically to talk about these problems. If you have any of these issues, I recommend that you check it out because it has a LOT more information about them than Target Tendonitis does. But at the time I gave Jonathan some specific movement patterns and asked him to try them for a couple of weeks.
On March 3rd, I followed up to ask how he was feeling. This was the unedited response:
Hi Alex, much better! I get no pain when sitting and almost no pain when walking, just some stiffness. I went to do some deep tissue massage last week... Boy did it hurt 
I am still doing my exercises but i do them every 2 days and now I don't feel any pain doing them but only some stiffness the next day which I usually tackle by stretching a little.
Congratulations to Jonathan for taking the time to try something new and on his speedy recovery. If you've been suffering from tendon pain in your feet/ankles for more than a couple of weeks and would like to experience similar results, Target Plantar Fasciitis and Posterior Tibial Tendonitis has information that can help you out.
Tags: a success story, Achilles tendonitis, post tibial tendon pain, posterior tibial tendonitis, posterior tibial tendonosis, tendinitis, tendinosis, tendonitis, tendonosis
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Friday, October 22nd, 2010
A couple days ago I got a follow-up testimonial from Michael Dorfman. He bought a copy of Target Tendonitis back in late May because of some stubborn tendon pain he had in his shoulders. By June 9th - about two weeks later - he was feeling so much better he sent in a progress report, which you can read here. (It's in the comments.)
Here's the follow-up report, received on October 20th:
Hi Alex,
I was planning to write you about my improvement. As I told you, my case was severe and since anti-inflamatories and conventional therapy hadn´t worked, including cortisone, the next step would be surgery. I would say that my recuperation has been about 90% and definitely I am very impressed with the results. The pain relief from the first couple of weeks of exercises was impressive... I still do the exercises 3 or 4 times a week as I´m still not 100%, although I feel that I´m about ready to go back to the Gym, being careful not to hurt myself again. I´ll be 69 in January.
Thank you for your discovery and for making it available to me.
Michael
May to October is a longer time-frame than usual for the techniques in Target Tendonitis to work, but the unfortunate fact is that recovery and rebuilding simply take longer if you're older. Regardless, hats off to Michael for his perseverance and for not just accepting restricted motion and pain.
Michael got his results from a copy of the first edition of Target Tendonitis. While it was obviously good enough to get the job done, the second edition is even better, with more information and updated techniques for the same price (for the moment, anyway). If you're suffering from tendon pain that hasn't responded to traditional therapy, why waste any more time? At less than twenty bucks and with an iron-clad guarantee, Target Tendonitis may just be the best money you ever spend.
Tags: tendon pain, tendon pain in older people, tendonitis, tendonitis in older people, tendonitis in senior citizens, tendonosis
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Friday, July 9th, 2010
A couple more testimonials for Target Tendonitis:
The first is from Robert, a fellow I actually met in person a year or so ago and gave a free, pre-production copy of the book to. I asked him for feedback in exchange and he finally got back to me (a year later!).
Thanks Alex! Spending all day using a mouse and keyboard had taken a major toll on my wrist. I tried for months to relieve the pain, but nothing seemed to work. After trying the techniques in your book, my wrist pain was gone within a week! It's been nearly a year now, and the pain hasn't returned.
The second is from Michael Dorfman, a 68-year-old gym-goer who was forced to lay off for a few months because of shoulder pain. He wrote in with a question (you can see his full message if you click here) and a thank-you:
I´d like to thank you for helping me with my shoulder tendonosis which I´ve had for several months. I took NSAIDs for 2 weeks, had a cortisone injection 3 weeks of physical therapy and nothing helped. After two weeks of your therapy I feel about a 40% improvement. I´m able to tie my shoes and dress myself with a minimum of pain.
I'd like to take this opportunity to say that, young or old, if you have a question about tendon pain, feel free to write in and ask. It's what I'm here for. And if you're suffering from tendon pain and the usual anti-inflammation protocols haven't worked, what are you waiting for? Target Tendonitis is the cheapest and most effective thing going, and if for whatever reason it doesn't work, you get your money back in full. (Only one person has asked for a refund so far, though... So I think I've got a pretty good track record!) Just click on the red link at the top-right corner of the page and you'll be on your way to relief from your pain.
Tags: tendon pain, tendonitis, tendonosis
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Monday, May 24th, 2010
Got a couple new testimonials this past week, so I thought I'd share them here.
One is from Bob, who had wrist pain from overuse of his computer and who got a copy of Target Tendonitis. His response:
I used the techniques in your report, and my wrist pain went away within a week.
And from snowcat2, an internet acquaintance who has acute Achilles tendonitis, plus complications from mononucleosis:
Your information was really helpful. Thanks! I'm taking it slow.
These two responses show just how diverse tendon pain can be, and how much of a range there is in recovery time. Robert's case was resolved unusually fast; it's going to take snowcat2 a little longer. Both of them, though, are obviously happy with the way my techniques worked for them.
(By the way, if you're wondering why these testimonials aren't of the usual, superlative-laden, "OMG your book changed my life/enabled me to quit my job and make millions in my underwear while watching Baywatch reruns/got me dates with 187 Playboy playmates in just one night" sort, there's a very good reason: they're real.)
If you're suffering from tendon problems, what are you waiting for? Target Tendonitis costs less than twenty bucks (still!), and fully guaranteed at that. Other than your tendon pain, you really don't have anything to lose.
Tags: Achilles tendonitis, tendonitis, tendonosis, testimonials, wrist pain
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