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Let’s talk about wrist pain…
First off, If any of these movements causes you more pain, DON’T DO THEM. Allow the area to heal first by avoiding movements that makes the pain worse.
That said, doing other movements that do not causes pain is key for the recovery process. Don’t just stop moving because you have pain on a single joint.
Before we talk about the exercises shown here, let’s list a few potential reasons why we might be experiencing wrist pain. Finding the root cause is key 🔑
1. Doing too much: the first area to look at is whether you simply did too much, too fast, too soon. If you went from zero handstands a day to 30 handstands a day 3x / week, it’s very likely you’ll run into some issues. Step back and build up gradually.
2. You are not ready: don’t start doing handstands if you’ve never spend 30 seconds on a regular plank. Don’t rush, and condition the wrist gradually.
3. Warm up: don’t get upside down without warming up the wrists please. All the exercises shown here serve for that!
4. Mobility/stability deficiencies: this point doesn’t go to the wrist itself, but to other joints in the body. If you lack shoulder mobility and you try a handstand, more pressure will be put into the wrist and problems can begin. Improve your shoulder mobility/stability, your thoracic spine mobility, elbow stability etc. Everything is connected.
With all that out of the way, strengthening your wrist and improving mobility is the best way to avoid problems down the line. These exercises done regularly can take care of that.
Once again, don’t do them with pain. Rest first, and slowly introduce them at a low intensity to make them stronger, more mobile, and more resilient over time. And if you don’t have any pain, doing these movements regularly could surely help avoiding it.
Train smart
Train safely
Train forever
With Love,
Gabo
About this post…👇
Let’s talk about wrist pain…
First off, If any of these movements causes you more pain, DON’T DO THEM. Allow the area to heal first by avoiding movements that makes the pain worse.
That said, doing other movements that do not causes pain is key for the recovery process. Don’t just stop moving because you have pain on a single joint.
Before we talk about the exercises shown here, let’s list a few potential reasons why we might be experiencing wrist pain. Finding the root cause is key 🔑
1. Doing too much: the first area to look at is whether you simply did too much, too fast, too soon. If you went from zero handstands a day to 30 handstands a day 3x / week, it’s very likely you’ll run into some issues. Step back and build up gradually.
2. You are not ready: don’t start doing handstands if you’ve never spend 30 seconds on a regular plank. Don’t rush, and condition the wrist gradually.
3. Warm up: don’t get upside down without warming up the wrists please. All the exercises shown here serve for that!
4. Mobility/stability deficiencies: this point doesn’t go to the wrist itself, but to other joints in the body. If you lack shoulder mobility and you try a handstand, more pressure will be put into the wrist and problems can begin. Improve your shoulder mobility/stability, your thoracic spine mobility, elbow stability etc. Everything is connected.
With all that out of the way, strengthening your wrist and improving mobility is the best way to avoid problems down the line. These exercises done regularly can take care of that.
Once again, don’t do them with pain. Rest first, and slowly introduce them at a low intensity to make them stronger, more mobile, and more resilient over time. And if you don’t have any pain, doing these movements regularly could surely help avoiding it.
Train smart
Train safely
Train forever
With Love,
Gabo
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