Seated Wrist Circles

Extend your arms forward and make slow, controlled circles with both wrists clockwise then counterclockwise to warm up the joint and mobilize the surrounding tendons.

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How to do the Seated Wrist Circles

  1. Extend your arms forward and make slow.
  2. Controlled circles with both wrists clockwise then counterclockwise to warm up the joint and mobilize the surrounding tendons.

What it targets

Primary muscle groups: Forearms.

Commonly included in conservative-care programs for: Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, Tennis Elbow.

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This page is for educational purposes and is not a substitute for medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. See peer-reviewed sources for these recommendations, and always consult a qualified healthcare provider for new, severe, or persistent symptoms.