The phrase "arm tightness" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in medical or fitness contexts to describe a sensation of tightness in the arm, often related to muscle tension or injury.
Example: "After the workout, I experienced significant arm tightness, making it difficult to lift my arms above my head."
Alternatives: "arm stiffness" or "tightness in the arm".
A certain move of the arm or tightness in the body is revealing — and usually signals discomfort.
He may decide to change the position of his arms, the tightness of his sling, or the sequence of his firing: breathe, aim, slack, and squeeze.
None of the patients treated with carboplatin plus paclitaxel or cisplatin reported cold-induced paraesthesiae, jaw or throat tightness, infusion arm discomfort, glove and stocking paraesthesiae unrelated to cold exposure, muscle cramps, transient change in vision or shortness of breath.
One year after his operation, he returned to the mound and immediately felt tightness in his arm.
When the tightness in his arm persisted after the game and he started thinking it had affected the quickness of his swing, Stanton informed the team.
The durable but inconsistent Pelfrey had not pitched since Saturday, when he went eight innings and limited San Francisco to a run but experienced tightness in his arm.
Women who have been treated for breast cancer often report years of swelling and tightness in the arms just from lymph node removal.
I know the symptoms well: A funny feeling around the ears that soon changes to swelling in the throat, a sudden rash along the arms, stomach and back, a tightness in my lungs.
Tampa Bay starter Jeff Niemann left after three and a third scoreless innings with tightness in his right arm.
Warthen and Santana have attributed the tightness in Santana's arm to his desire to represent Venezuela in the World Baseball Classic despite having off-season knee surgery to repair a torn meniscus.
