Full body · MOBILITY
Wrist Extensor Eccentric — end-range hold
The wrist and forearm loaded eccentrically — the only thing shown to fix a stubborn tennis elbow, and the joint every hand-plant and stick sport punishes
Coaching cues
How to do it well
These are the cues the app shows on the exercise card, written for the moment you are standing in front of the bar.
- Forearm supported, wrist off the edge
- Lift with the other hand, lower with this one
- Hold at the bottom of the range
- Tempo
- 5s to lower
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In the program
How Train Smart prescribes it
The sets and reps below are the authored starting point. The actual weight you see is calculated from your own last top set and the week you are in within your four-week block.
| Program | Session | Sets × reps | Load |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hockey | Power + Trunk | 2 × 20s/side | Light DB |
| Boxing | Pull, Trunk + Neck | 2 × 20s/side | Light DB |
| MMA | Grip, Pull + Trunk | 2 × 20s/side | Light DB |
| Gymnastics | Power-to-Weight Strength | 2 × 20s/side | Light DB |
At a glance
What it trains, and who trains it
- Muscles worked
- Biceps
- Region
- Full body
- Classified as
- MOBILITY
- Prescribed in
- hockey · boxing · MMA · gymnastics · bodybuilding
This exercise, in a program that knows why it is there
Train Smart puts this movement in the right session, at the right point in your block, at a weight calculated for you — and swaps it automatically if you do not have the kit.
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