Why do I get soars on my arms and shoulders?
456612
You should go to your doctor, you could have a variety of skin conditions.
396784
It's to keep your balance.  While you are walking, actually your body is completely off the ground for a split moment.  So, you need to keep from falling on your ass.
393606
what u do is you lay on your back and kinda bring your knees up to your chest then you rock back and forth.  when your ready you roll up on your shoulders and as your coming back down you kick forward and jump.  you should only have to use your hands you catch your self if you dont jump up all the way and you start to fall back.  good luck!
1069289
You might have tennis elbow which affects the lower arm and aches and you loss strenghth. Go to your doc.
516132
I can stand up and ride for a bit but I fall on my face shortly after.  I prefer surfing 'cause i do that way more.
425715
I am a walker and my hands swell when I walk.  I believe it has something to do with gravity and the blood falling all towards the ground (when your hands are pointed downward)
133477
Sounds like you are hyper extending them due to overly loose tendons. See a doctor to make sure you are not damaging your joints.
201673
Because you are moving fast too. It's the same reason you can jump on a train and land in the same spot.
746439
i have done this before in gymnastics. all i did to strenghten it was take like a two ppound wieght and put it over your head and move your shoulder up and down.  in gymnastics we called theese shoulder shrugs.        \n      hope your shoulder feels better!               good luck
743217
Depends on the situation. Most of the time I just jump off and build my wings on the way down
552749
whenever you find a solution, let me know b/c i have the same problem.  my hands are super thing and my forearms too, but my upperarms are getting BIG! and NO its not muscle!\n\nGOOD LUCK TO U! :-)
838199
Sounds like you could have strain in your rhomboid muscles, which attached the medial wall of the scapula to the spine. There are a couple ways to help this. \n1. Exercise with light weights- dumbell rows\n2. Stretching\n3. Isometric exercises such as corner pushes- go to the corner of a room and put one hand on each wall, bend your elbows so your upper body moves towards the corner. Squeeze your shoulder blades together until you feel the back muscles engage and hold it for one minute. Do this 3 times in a row, 30 second break.\n\nI'll send you a link for some other exercises.
1095226
It's because when you're still for too long your circulation(blood flow through body) slows way down and doesn't get all through your extremities (arms and legs) properly.  That's what makes you feel kinda tingly. That's your body's way of telling you it's had enough of the computer chair and would like to go to bed.  Or get up and do some aerobics!
1040351
I believe they are caused by body parts that rub up against each other such as your arm rubbing up against your chest. I don't have any website to prove it...Sorry.
1132679
Maybe it has something to do with the actions you're making.  When you're timing yourself out of water, you're just sitting there right?  But when your under water, you're treding or moving in some sort?  Try timing yourself when your walking around the house or jumping up and down....the blood takes in more oxygen(which means you need more) when its pumping faster.  Just an idea!
628232
Arms, back, shoulders.
148457
If you like heights like me its normal. That means your an adrenaline junkie. When you looking down from a high place you want to know what it feels like to fly and just be free.