Both hands get weak
After hand or wrist pain, strength drops on both sides. Train the other hand too.
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Trainer's Eye
Phase 2 check-in: the wrist tested in all four directions, the forearm turned and the grip retaken.
After hand or wrist pain, strength drops on both sides. Train the other hand too.
Stiffness that eases in minutes suggests wear-related change. An hour or more, with symmetrical swelling of the small joints, suggests inflammatory arthritis and needs review.
A flare that settles within 24–48 hours is sensitivity, not new damage. Hold the level, do not stop.
Three couplets · two rounds · twelve minutes · hands that hold on
Count clean loaded extensions in 60 s — note the load and both sides.
Easier lighter · Harder heavier
Twenty full-range loaded wrist curls; note where the set broke down on each side.
Easier lighter · Harder heavier
Count clean full pronation-to-supination turns with a hammer in 60 s, each arm.
Easier hold it nearer the head · Harder longer lever
Pain-free grip, same object and method; compare the effort with session 6.
Easier gentler · Harder harder
Heaviest bags you can hold with a tall posture; count the seconds you hold them.
Easier lighter · Harder heavier
Fifteen clean radial and ulnar deviations; note any difference between the sides.
Easier shorter lever · Harder longer lever
Each couplet: 60 s scored → the loading set → 10 s to move on. Done at 12:00.