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Prone quadriceps stretch with strap
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Resisted finger abduction – Index and small
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Seated single finger extension
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Seated wrist flexion with dumbbell
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Seated wrist radial deviation with dumbbell
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Standing wrist extension stretch
It is good for forearm or wrist rehab and preventing other sports injuries as all extensivetraining sessions involve using hands and lifting weights. Thus, it should be included inwarmup sessions, too.Step 1 – Extend one arm with the wrist in front of you and point your palm towardsthe floor.Step 2 – With the help of…
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Thumb opposition
It can help strengthen the muscles of the thumb. Step 1 – Try touching four long fingers with the tip of the thumb. However, remember that this is not a grasp.
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Wrist AROM radial and ulnar deviation
It is to strengthen the wrist’s radial wrist motion or sidewise motion.Step 1 – Extend your arm forward with elbow bent and palm facing upward.Step 2 – Make radial and ulnar deviation, thus moving the wrist right and left to the maximum. While doing this, add resistance with the help of another hand. Repeat 8-10…
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Wrist extension with resistance
Exercise to strengthen the forearm and also good for wrist rehab Step 1 – Start with arms extended forward, and keep the arm straight and palm facing the floor.Step 2 – Bend the wrist downwards by squeezing forearm muscles.
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Wrist flexion with resistance
Exercise to strengthen the forearm and also good for wrist rehab. It is best done with a wristextension. Step 1 – Start with arms extended forward, and keep the arm straight and palm facing up.Step 2 – Bend the wrist upwards by squeezing forearm muscles.