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    Band wrist curl Exercise Guide

    Band wrist curl demonstration

    Exercise Profile

    Target
    Wrist Flexors
    Equipment
    Band
    Body Part
    Forearms
    Primary Muscle
    Wrist Flexors
    Intensity
    medium
    Category
    strength
    Skill Level
    beginner
    Estimated Calories
    3.5
    Alternate Names
    Wrist flexor curl

    How to: Band wrist curl

    1. Secure a resistance band under your foot, holding the other end with your palm facing upward.
    2. Keep your elbow against your thigh and curl your wrist upward, flexing the forearm.
    3. Pause at the top of the movement, then slowly lower back to the starting position.
    4. Repeat for the desired number of repetitions.

    Common Mistakes

    • Flaring elbows outward, which can strain the shoulder.
    • Using too much weight, leading to improper form.
    • Rushing through the repetitions without control.

    Modifications

    • Use a lighter band for beginners or those with wrist pain.
    • Perform the exercise seated to ensure better stability.

    Tips

    • Keep your elbows close to your body throughout the movement.
    • Control the motion both up and down to maximize engagement.
    • Avoid using momentum; focus on squeezing the wrist flexors.

    Band wrist curl Alternatives

    Dumbbell Over Bench Revers Wrist Curl

    Dumbbell Over Bench Revers Wrist Curl

    Body Part: Forearms

    Barbell Palms Up Wrist Curl Over A Bench

    Barbell Palms Up Wrist Curl Over A Bench

    Body Part: Forearms

    Tags

    forearms
    wrist
    strength
    flexors
    band
    beginner

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