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Violin Chin Rest Hurts Jaw. Feel it snug on the collerbone and. Teka (deep cup, with a high ridge over the tailpiece); I place my chin almost on the tailpiece, and then rest my jaw on the chin rest at a slight angle. By changing your violin hold, way of bowing and adjusting your chinrest you can play comfortably. Regardless of your neck length, be careful about building up too high a tower on the chinrest end of the violin. After i play for a while, i seem to put pressure on my jaw by pressing down on the rest in order to maintain my violin stable. Stuber (low at outer edge, with a steep ridge extending over the tailpiece); Generally, playing doesn't really hurt my jaw, but i worry that after potentially several years of playing, it could cause problems. The softer edge is good for those who suffer from jaw irritation with a sharper edge rest. To avoid this, make sure to find the correct angle and placement for the instrument, and take frequent breaks to rest your jaw muscles. Hamburg (high ridge, slightly over tailpiece); 80% of violinists have pain while playing. You can also try using a cloth or handkerchief to create a soft barrier between your chin and the instrument. Holding the instrument with the side of the jaw can cause pain and discomfort.

80% of violinists have pain while playing. Regardless of your neck length, be careful about building up too high a tower on the chinrest end of the violin. Holding the instrument with the side of the jaw can cause pain and discomfort. After i play for a while, i seem to put pressure on my jaw by pressing down on the rest in order to maintain my violin stable. The softer edge is good for those who suffer from jaw irritation with a sharper edge rest. Stuber (low at outer edge, with a steep ridge extending over the tailpiece); I place my chin almost on the tailpiece, and then rest my jaw on the chin rest at a slight angle. To avoid this, make sure to find the correct angle and placement for the instrument, and take frequent breaks to rest your jaw muscles. You can also try using a cloth or handkerchief to create a soft barrier between your chin and the instrument. Feel it snug on the collerbone and.

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Violin Chin Rest Hurts Jaw 80% of violinists have pain while playing. The softer edge is good for those who suffer from jaw irritation with a sharper edge rest. I place my chin almost on the tailpiece, and then rest my jaw on the chin rest at a slight angle. Feel it snug on the collerbone and. Regardless of your neck length, be careful about building up too high a tower on the chinrest end of the violin. 80% of violinists have pain while playing. Holding the instrument with the side of the jaw can cause pain and discomfort. Teka (deep cup, with a high ridge over the tailpiece); You can also try using a cloth or handkerchief to create a soft barrier between your chin and the instrument. Hamburg (high ridge, slightly over tailpiece); By changing your violin hold, way of bowing and adjusting your chinrest you can play comfortably. To avoid this, make sure to find the correct angle and placement for the instrument, and take frequent breaks to rest your jaw muscles. Generally, playing doesn't really hurt my jaw, but i worry that after potentially several years of playing, it could cause problems. After i play for a while, i seem to put pressure on my jaw by pressing down on the rest in order to maintain my violin stable. Stuber (low at outer edge, with a steep ridge extending over the tailpiece);