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Anyone have recommendations on exercises that are easy on the wrists? I've been having some pain & want to keep up my routine while giving them a break.
I alternate between cardio & resistance days - been doing more core to avoid excessive wrist extension.
Plus any comments on how you've modified your program for an injury or pain would be most interesting as well!

Decieven 7 Aug 10
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I would recommend seeing a decent physical therapist; especially one familiar with lifting. A good chiropractor might help too.

kmdskit3 Level 8 Aug 10, 2018

@Decieven One thing I try to do is no or little resistance ROM exercises for my joints before lifting. Seems to help me.

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Do you wear gloves? I have some that strap tightly on the wrists and seem to help me since I have arthritis in my hands, knees, hips and ankles. I also warm up at least 10 minutes before lifting or exercising.

You can do chest and back work with bands that don't require your wrists...just put the band on your forearms for resistance...plenty of videos out there for any type of exercises when you have an injury...

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thinktwice Level 8 Aug 10, 2018

@Decieven Dicks and Walmart sell them for under $20.

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except for leg and ab exercises, you need hands and wrists. just be cautious.

TheDoubter Level 9 Aug 10, 2018
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machines are probably better than free weights. easier to control.

TheDoubter Level 9 Aug 10, 2018
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