Exercises to Restore Full Mobility to a Sprained Wrist
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Eric Wong from Precision Movement demonstrates wrist and elbow mobility exercises and activation techniques to restore full range of motion for sprained wrists.
From the video
Answers: How do I restore mobility to a sprained wrist?
- Wrist sprain recovery
- Wrist mobility exercises
- Flexed fist and extended flare maps
- Controlled articular rotations
- Elbow car mobility technique
Exercises
- Flexed fist and extended flare · bodyweight · 2 to 5 reps per side
- Elbow car · bodyweight · 3 to 6 repetitions
What it concludes
- Maintaining a fist and flexion position at your wrist's shortest range helps restore full range of motion.
- End-range expansion techniques for both flexed fists and extended flares ensure multi-joint flexors and extensors are fully shortened and strengthened.
- Integrating elbow controlled articular rotations helps transition base-level activation to functional movement patterns used in sport and daily life.
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