Health Series: Wrist Mobilization
Enhance wrist mobility and strength with targeted exercises. This video covers wrist mobilizations, waiter tips, and strengthening exercises using a tennis racket and dumbbells. Improve flexibility with stretches, and build strength with wrist curls and rotations. Perfect for athletes looking to prevent injuries and enhance performance.
Key Points
- WRIST MOBILIZATION EXERCISES:
- Stretch the top part of the arm by pulling back on the fingers, holding for 30 seconds
- Close the fist and pull back on the fingers to stretch the bottom part of the hand
- Perform wrist movements up and down, focusing on the bones at the base of the wrist (10 reps)
- Perform side-to-side wrist movements, ensuring movement occurs from the wrist (10 reps)
- Waiter tip exercise: palms back, fingers up, moving in and out to work forearm muscles
- STRENGTHENING EXERCISES WITH TENNIS RACKET:
- Hold the racket in front, moving all the way forward and back with a straight arm (2 to 3 sets, 15 reps)
- Hold the racket face forward and perform arm rotations (15 to 20 reps)
- Reverse grip rotations for a different forearm action (2 to 3 sets, 15 to 20 reps)
- STRENGTHENING EXERCISES WITH DUMBBELLS:
- Strengthening Exercises with Dumbbells
- Wrist curls with palm up towards the body (2 to 3 sets, 15 reps)
- Wrist curls with palm down, keeping elbow on the arm and lifting up (use lighter weight, 2 to 3 sets, 15 reps)
- Hold dumbbell in the middle and perform forearm rotations (2 to 3 sets, 15 reps)
- Perform dumbbell circles to emphasize forearm and wrist strength (2 to 3 sets, 15 reps)
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