Wrist Exercise

Discussion in 'Health and Fitness' started by Cougar_v203, Apr 3, 2003.

  1. Cougar_v203

    Cougar_v203 4th surgery....Complete!

    I was wondering what are some good exercises that workout the wrists?
     
  2. Tosh

    Tosh Renegade of Funk

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  3. Telsun

    Telsun Valued Member

    Wrist roller (a bar, rope and weight), chishi (okinawan training aid), wrist curls, reverse curls.

    I favour the chishi over all off them.
     
    Last edited: Apr 3, 2003
  4. YODA

    YODA The Woofing Admin Supporter

    Any big compound lift that involves gripping a heavy bar. Deadlifts for example. Some people use a thick bar to increase the grip requirements.
     
  5. Tosh

    Tosh Renegade of Funk

    Or you could wrap a towel around your standard one too!
     
  6. YODA

    YODA The Woofing Admin Supporter

    Sure - good idea.

    Hanging a towel over your pull up bar and gripping it for pull ups / chins is great too.
     
  7. Tosh

    Tosh Renegade of Funk

    Oww,owww,owww ow.

    That must be uber draining! :D
     
  8. YODA

    YODA The Woofing Admin Supporter


    Yup - it's a killer :D
     
  9. Andy Murray

    Andy Murray Sadly passed away. Rest In Peace.

    Cord, stick & something heavy.

    Attach cord to stick and secure the other end to the weight.

    Lift the weight wrapping the cord around the stick, by rolling the stick, with a hand on either end of it.

    As used *alledgedly* ;) by Bruce Lee.
     
    Last edited: Apr 4, 2003
  10. Cougar_v203

    Cougar_v203 4th surgery....Complete!

    so for the stick and cord thingy you just have your foot on the other cord while you do wrist curls?

    What kind of cord should I use?
     
  11. Telsun

    Telsun Valued Member

    This site might help: http://www.jumpusa.com/wrist.htm

    My wrist roller is a cut down broom stick, a piece of old rope (found on a farm) and a couple of old weights. I doubt you'll be able to use much weight this exercise kills your forearms;)
     
  12. sn0w8lade

    sn0w8lade My knee gone POP!!!!!

    Yeah this exercise hurts like hell!!!!!!!
     
  13. Cougar_v203

    Cougar_v203 4th surgery....Complete!

    oh those! I did those in weight training. They do hurt but not alot :)
     
  14. Telsun

    Telsun Valued Member

    Who are you? Popeye!!!:D
     
  15. Telsun

    Telsun Valued Member

    You may also be interested in this site:

    http://www.ironmind.com/crushed.shtml

    I have been racking my brains to try to remember what they are called. They really know their stuff when it comes to grip.

    You may also wish to try:

    Okinawan gravel bag - A canvas bag filled with gravel hung from the ceiling. Swing it and catch it using a tight grip. Excellent for developing timing in your grip.

    Kame - Okinawan Jars - Grip the rim of a heavy jar, one in each hand and perform various movements. Like slow and controlled lateral raises, etc.

    Grip test - take a heavy barbell plate i.e 20kg and pinch grip it for as long as you can.

    Hangman - Grip the chinning bar and just hang for as long as you can. You can always add additional weight with a weight belt.

    Are you currently doing anything for grip?
     
  16. pgm316

    pgm316 lifting metal

    I worked on a building site for a few years, that worked!!! ;)
     
  17. Cougar_v203

    Cougar_v203 4th surgery....Complete!

    ummm i'm not into construction.
    If i was new york would be in ruins ;)
     
  18. Cain

    Cain New Member

    Hi Cougar, I had listed some exercises a few months back hope they will help you -

    Not sure if I left anything out, I do these exercises randomly thru my life :D

    |Cain|
     
  19. Sean O

    Sean O New Member

    Something that I've found can work well is take two thick, heavy books, and hold one in each hand, but do it fingers down. Try and keep the books in your hands without them slipping out.
     
  20. Cain

    Cain New Member

    A small note cougar if I may -

    Don't expect your wrist to get large there's no exercise to make your wrist bigger, what we are talking about are forearm exercises

    |Cain|
     

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