An injury to the tendon that straightens the tip of your finger or thumb is called a mallet finger (or “baseball finger”). If you have a mallet finger injury, your finger will: droop at the tip look ...

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What if you could putt with a mallet that behaves like a blade? Enter toe-hang mallet putters. If you’re not familiar with toe hang, put the shaft of a putter in the palm of your hand with the face ...

No matter your level of experience in golf, beginner or veteran, you surely grasp the significance of putting. As such, equipping yourself with top-tier mallet putters can significantly improve your ...

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Pounding chicken cutlets is one of those prep steps everyone dreads. It’s loud, messy, and always seems to leave a pile of plastic wrap or Ziploc bags in the trash. But if you like your chicken thin ...

Mallet finger describes an injury to the tip of a finger or thumb that stops it from being able to straighten properly. People sometimes refer to mallet finger as “baseball finger,” as it is a fairly ...

Commonly an athletic injury, mallet finger occurs when the outermost joint of the finger is injured. Basketball and baseball players routinely experience jammed fingers, but the injury can occur ...