Reverse Wrist Curl
This full-body exercise mainly works your forearm. Watch the demo video, then follow the tips below.
Rep Range
Hypertrophy/Strength : 8-12||Endurance/Hypertrophy : 12-16
How to do Reverse Wrist Curl
Initiate your stance by positioning your feet hip-width apart, creating a solid and stable foundation. With dumbbells held in front of you and palms facing toward you, it's essential to lock in your core, aiding in stability and back protection. Keep your arms straight throughout the exercise, focusing solely on the movement of your wrists. Using the resistance of the dumbbells, carefully curl your wrists upwards and away from your body, activating the extensor muscles on the backside of your forearms. It's crucial to move within your comfort zone, ensuring you don't overextend your wrists. After reaching the peak of your wrist curl, control the descent back to the starting position. Continue this motion, adhering to your preferred number of repetitions, making sure each curl is executed with precision and control.
Common mistakes
When performing the reverse wrist curl, avoid using excessive weight that might compromise your form or lead to injury. Additionally, ensure that the movement remains isolated to the wrists, preventing any involvement of the arms or shoulders.
Breathing
Maintain a rhythmic breathing pattern. As you begin curling your wrists upward, exhale. When returning to the starting position, inhale. This consistent breathing approach aids in stabilizing the core and ensures adequate oxygenation of muscles during the workout.
Muscles worked
Primary Muscles
Forearm
