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Upper Body

Starting Posture

Sit or stand with good posture, shoulders relaxed and neck long. Extend one arm in front of you at shoulder height, palm facing down.

How to Exercise

With your other hand, gently pull the fingers of your outstretched arm towards your body, keeping the arm straight. Hold the stretch for a few seconds, then release. Repeat for 10 reps on each arm.

Breath Control

Remember to breathe deeply and evenly throughout the exercise. Inhale as you pull the fingers towards your body, exhale as you release.

Common errors

Avoid curling the fingers inwards or bending the elbow during the exercise. Keep the wrist in a neutral position and focus on the stretch.

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Variations

Comments and tips

Make sure to keep the rest of your body relaxed and only focus on stretching the wrist and forearm. If you feel any sharp pain or discomfort, stop immediately.

Cautions

Avoid overstretching the wrist or forcing the movement. Start with gentle pulls and gradually increase intensity as you become more comfortable with the exercise.

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Fit! Programs featuring this exercise

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Kyrie Fontana

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Project Calisthenics

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Program 1

FlagFit

Kyrie Fontana

Program 2

Project Calisthenics

Simon Ata

Program 3

Mobility for athletes

John Lindsey

Program 4

Planche Fit!

Gregoire Bellemare