Handboard Hang with 135 Degree Elbow Exercise Guide
Exercise Profile
- Target
- Wrist Flexors
- Equipment
- Body weight
- Body Part
- Forearms
- Primary Muscle
- Wrist Flexors
- Intensity
- low
- Category
- stretching
- Skill Level
- intermediate
- Estimated Calories
- 2
- Alternate Names
- 135 Degree Elbow Hang
How to: Handboard Hang with 135 Degree Elbow
- Find a sturdy handboard or similar object to hang from.
- Position your elbows at approximately a 135-degree angle.
- Hang with your body supported, keeping your feet off the ground.
- Hold the position for 20-30 seconds, focusing on your forearm stretch.
- Gradually increase the duration as you become more comfortable.
Common Mistakes
- Hanging too loosely without activating the forearm muscles.
- Allowing shoulders to creep up towards the ears.
- Bending the elbows excessively, leading to strain.
Modifications
- Use a lower hanging position for more support.
- Perform the hang with a resistance band for assistance.
Tips
- Ensure your grip on the handboard is firm and controlled.
- Keep your shoulders relaxed while hanging.
- Do not lock your elbows and maintain a slight bend.
Handboard Hang with 135 Degree Elbow Alternatives
Tags
forearms
stretching
flexibility
grip strength
rehabilitation
upper body