Wrist Mobilization
Wrist mobilization in two steps: light shaking to release tension, then puppet-style rotations to restore joint range of motion.
Specific exercises for carpal tunnel syndrome, tennis elbow and wrist pain. Strengthening and mobilization of upper limb joints.
Wrist mobilization in two steps: light shaking to release tension, then puppet-style rotations to restore joint range of motion.
Wrist muscle shortening exercise: close the fist and flex the wrist inward for 90 seconds to relieve carpal tunnel pain.
Elbow strengthening exercise: hands joined in front of the chest, raise elbows 10 times to strengthen triceps, biceps and joint stabilizers.
Strengthening exercise with a stress ball: 5-second compressions, 10 reps per hand to strengthen intrinsic muscles and finger flexors.
Self-massage and stretching technique targeting the carpal tunnel area to relieve median nerve compression symptoms.
Targeted forearm extensor stretch to relieve lateral epicondylitis (tennis elbow): extended arm, wrist flexion held for 30 seconds.