Forearms

Pronation/Supination Wrist Hammer

Equipment: OtherHomeGym

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Muscles

Forearm Flexors60%
Forearm Extensors60%
Brachialis35%

Technique

Hold a hammer or offset-weighted bar with a neutral grip and slowly rotate your wrist from palm-down to palm-up and back, resisting the weight the whole way. Trains the rotational wrist strength used to turn an opponent's hand.

Steps

  1. Grip the hammer with your thumb pointing upward
  2. Support your forearm while keeping your elbow bent
  3. Rotate slowly until your palm faces down
  4. Reverse the motion until your palm faces up
  5. Maintain resistance throughout each rotation

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FAQ

What muscles does Pronation/Supination Wrist Hammer work?
Muscles: Forearm Flexors, Forearm Extensors, Brachialis.
What equipment do I need for Pronation/Supination Wrist Hammer?
Equipment: Other.
Where can I do Pronation/Supination Wrist Hammer?
Location: Home, Gym.

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