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small wrists hurting your training?

macDbol

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i think its fucking mine up,,i have really thin wrists,,and i know i can push more reps out but these measly little pricks dont wanna play along, wish i had thick bad ass mo fo wrists:fro:
 
I too have really small wrists to go along with the rest of my small frame, they used to hurt pretty bad but thoroughly stretching and warming them up prior to training has really helped.
 
While I do not have small wrists, I can attest to pain. Last winter I shattered the outside two metacarpals in my right hand and dislocated a few bones in my wrist. It was all pinned back together for six weeks and is "somewhat" as good as new. I have found that stretching and warming up has helped the most in subverting the pain. I am going for a full range of motion again and also to rebuild the strength that I lost in my grip.

To do so I stretch by doing push-ups, and warm up by taking a 10 lb. plate and flexing through the range of motion for a couple of 30 sec. sets. By the time I do this, my wrist is warmed up and ready to deal with what I am about to put it through.

To strengthen my grip I incorporate heavy holds into deads, shrugs, and or just hang after pull-ups. I have not found a need for wraps or tape, but that strategy has helped in the past, and may work for you if you are damaging your wrists with the weight you are using.

hope this helps,
MJ
 
get some of that cream stuff that you can put on your wrists for sore/strained wrists... it really helps
dont keep going if they start getting 2 sore becos i did it and really fucked em up and couldnt lift for like 3 to 4 weeks
seeya
 
Small wrists do have some benefits. They make the forearms look bigger. They'll grow and strengthen up as you train. Also, don't wear gloves or wrist straps.
 
Jabs said:
Small wrists do have some benefits. They make the forearms look bigger. They'll grow and strengthen up as you train. Also, don't wear gloves or wrist straps.

yeah i dont belive in gloves,belts,straps,,but to each his own
 
yeah i dont belive in gloves,belts,straps,,but to each his own

I couldn't agree more!!
 
Jabs said:
Small wrists do have some benefits. They make the forearms look bigger. They'll grow and strengthen up as you train. Also, don't wear gloves or wrist straps.

I agree with not wearing gloves and straps; however, lately I have indulged in using wrist straps and they seem to help re-enforce the integrity of my wrists. Probably all in my head though.:D
 
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