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arm pad

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arm pad

arm pad - a pad worn by football players and hockey goalkeepers

protective garment - clothing that is intended to protect the wearer from injury

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These arm pads and hand grips from Southwest Technologies maintain a consistent shape and thickness while in use.

Pads and grips by Contemporary Long Term Care

Now, move it out to the side and place it on the arm pad.

My right is your left by Burstein, Ellen / Inside MS

The axis of rotation of the dynamometer was aligned with that of the knee, and the lever arm pad was placed 7.

Comparison of the effects of exercise in water and on land on the ... by Woodfin, Blane A. / Physical Therapy

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