Pronation and supination
Turning the palm up and down happens in the forearm, not the wrist, and it is loaded in every tool, jar and doorknob.
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Pronation and supination trained deliberately, plus the wrist roller — the oldest forearm builder there is.
Turning the palm up and down happens in the forearm, not the wrist, and it is loaded in every tool, jar and doorknob.
Mouse, grip thickness, keyboard angle — change one at a time and give it two weeks before judging.
A finger that clicks, catches or locks is a tendon catching in its pulley. Splinting and graded movement are first-line.
Three couplets · two rounds · twelve minutes · hands that hold on
Hammer held by the end; from palm-up, turn it down and back, elbow pinned to the ribs.
Easier hold it nearer the head · Harder hold it further out
Turn it up with the other hand, then let it lower to palm-down over three seconds.
Easier hold it nearer the head · Harder slower
From palm-down, turn it up and back, the elbow staying against the ribs throughout.
Easier hold it nearer the head · Harder hold it further out
Turn down with the other hand, then lower to palm-up over three slow seconds.
Easier hold it nearer the head · Harder slower
Bag on a towel over a broomstick; wind it up with the wrists, arms out in front.
Easier lighter bag · Harder arms higher
Wind it back down the other way, controlling the descent the whole distance.
Easier lighter bag · Harder slower
Each couplet: 60 s scored → the loading set → 10 s to move on. Done at 12:00.