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Forearm and Wrist Strengthening Exercises ~ Prevent Injury!

As you have probably seen others with experience your always start your muscles slowly with a little warm up to prevent injury. Don’t overwork them right out the gate. Your injury will delay your progress tremendously and not worth delaying your road to more fit, healthy and strong body. If you are just starting out you may start with only one forearm and wrist strengthening exercises per workout routine day and should be enough to get your muscle growth started at a safe pace. It is usually reasonable to begin with two sets of any of the 5 exercises listed below with 10 reps per set. As you see your growth begin and feel comfortable increase your exercises gradually.

            Forearm and Wrist Strengthening Exercises

                             ~ THE HAND GRIPPER 

No surprise here that this exercise develops grip strength. Need to crush something or twist open a jar? Then this is for you. Don’t let the simplicity of this exercise fool you; it’s going to be hard to accomplish more than a few reps if you’re a beginner.
To perform this exercise:
First lightly clutch the hand gripper in one hand. Release your grip as the hand gripper’s handle touch when you squeeze them together.

Cable Machine Wrist Strengthening Exercises (Wrist Curls) 

Connect a cable stir-up attachment to a low pulley cable, work one wrist at a time, if you want to work both forearms, you can attach a straight bar. This exercise is one of the best forearm exercise equipment routines used in a controlled environment to gain muscle mass. Work by kneeling over a bench, having your forearms resting on the bench, to help isolate the wrist muscles, grasp the cable attachment with your palms facing down.

Smoothly raise and lower the weight, keep your forearms in contact with the bench throughout the movement.

Keep your forearms in contact with the bench, whilst keeping your wrists close to the edge of the bench.

these forearm and wrist straightening exercises can be performed in a standing position ~ keep your hands pulled in close to your body at waist level.

                  REVERSE WRIST CURLS

These work the bottom side of the forearm and wrist muscles. This is similar to doing wrist curls.

To carry out this exercise:
o In a sitting position, rest forearms on the tops of your thighs. (For greater stability, kneel in front of a bench and rest your forearms on it.)
Keep your wrist resting on the bench or your knees. Dumbbells are held with palms facing upward.
o Lift up the weight, moving only your wrists.
o Lower weights to the starting position.     

           Wrist Strengthening Exercises ~ WRIST CURLS 

These work the top side of the forearm and the wrist muscles. To avoid injury by overstretching you need to use light to moderate weights.
To perform this exercise:
o In a sitting position, rest forearms on the tops of your thighs. (For greater stability, kneel in front of a bench and rest your forearms on it.)
Keep your wrist resting on the bench or your knees. Dumbbells are held with palms facing downward.
o Lift up the weight, moving only your wrists.
o Lower your weights to the starting position.

 
                         HANGING WEIGHT ROLL-UP 

You will really feel ‘the burn’ with this exercise. As a beginner, one set may be all you’re able to do.
To perform this exercise:
o Tie one end of a rope (at least five feet long) around a light-to-moderate weight dumbbell or plate.
o Tie the other end to the mid part of a sturdy stick (about two feet lengthwise) or your stripped-down dumbbell. Even a steel pipe can be used.
o Holding the stick or pipe in both hands, use a back-and-forth wrist twisting motion to wind up the hanging rope.
o Unwind the rope and repeat (if you’re able).

              REVERSE GRIP DUMBBELL/BARBELL CURLS

Used for building biceps and for building forearm muscularity.
To perform this exercise:
o Standing, grasp your dumbbells or barbell in an overhand position.
o Arms should hang down in front of your body with elbows firmly at your sides.
While keeping your upper arms stationary lift up the weight.
Now you need to begin to lower your weights back to the starting position.

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