If my arm shakes a lot, will this help?
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Get this handle AND attach it to this shoulder brace: Manfrotto 361 Shoulder Brace for Monopod - Replaces 3248 You'll find yourself panning and tilting at the hips, but this makes for a very stable platform when shutter speeds aren't so slow as to require a tripod.
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Probably not. I recommend you check out a mono pod or tripod. There also is a gimble style stabilizer that may help you but I've never used one so if you try it let me know how it works. Hope I answered your question.
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It will move a bit if it is shaken but I use it in my car with no problems.
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It will shake every thing in the room if you adjust it to do so.I run two of them but I adjust them so they do not rattle my windows and other items.
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Should help quite a bit because it elevates you to a slightly higher position so when you perform sit to stand, you are not starting as low. Best thing would be a higher chair with armrests you can push up on with your hands/arms.
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Yes it will, but if you are looking for something that is not going to shake like crazy, look somewhere else.
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I purchased one of these for rotator cuff issues. It probably could help on the upper part of the arm muscles as well.
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I would think it would be proportional to how shaky your hands are. I shake a little, everyone does. If you have really shaky hands you can always get a monopod or tripod for it.
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Yes just make sure u use regularly as directed. I use arm and hammer booster
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It is one of the best I have used. I have Shaky shakes too and it still works. But a very shaky friend of mine gave up on range finders and just uses a GPS. Mine wouldn't even work for him.
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Not likely as it actually screws to the hood. It would create a bit of down-force which could help but realistically, if your hood shakes you may need to get some improved tie down clamps. The rubber on yours could be stretched out.
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You might have already figured it out, but for sweaty hands I finally found a temporary magic called Carpe which you can get it on amazon. For 30 years I had suffered from my palms getting sweaty at every important moment that I needed to shake hands or at exams,.. Carpe worked for me, it takes 10 to 15 min to kick in and it stays pretty dry.
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I believe I would ask the manufacturer who makes this product that question! I never experienced the shakes nor rapid heartbeat, it just didn't work for me!
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I think so. It helps me in general. my problem is more my lower back. But from time to time I wake up with my arms "asleep" and hanging the next morning usually takes care of it. ( not a strict neck problem)
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You should probably ask your physical therapist. I broke my wrist, the therapist introduced it at our last session. I like the way it engages the whole arm plus the core. You also need to work at least hard enough to get it to shimmy so can't cheat.
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Simple answer is no. However if you slid it sideways over each shoulder separately you can do left then right. This method probably won't do much. The vibration mode does help my shoulders a bit simply because the machine rest on it. The shiatsu is really what your buying the vibration is just an extra. Hope this helps
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Good question. Yes, if there is no wind (or perhaps light wind). If the wind is more than light, expect some shaking.
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Bobby-I would not buy it for that. It may help indirectly, but no more than arm exercises would strengthen them normally. It isolates the bicep curl movement, and triceps pull down movement.-Doug