Bulletproof Your Wrists — Key Takeaways

Train wrist mobility with full range of motion, straight elbows, and a mini pause at your end range — a few mindful reps beat a hundred fast, sloppy ones.
Key takeaways
Mini pause at end-range every rep beats fast, mindless reps for wrist adaptation
Mini pause at end-range every rep beats fast, mindless reps for wrist adaptation
- The video explicitly contrasts '100 fast bad-form reps' with 'a handful done properly'
- Each rep should reach max wrist range with a deliberate pause before returning
Load wrists through full ROM push-up variations to prevent handstand injuries
Load wrists through full ROM push-up variations to prevent handstand injuries
- Dedicated wrist conditioning under load protects against injury from heavy wrist-loaded movements
- Progress kneeling drills into push-up positions before advancing to fingertip or back-of-palm push-ups
Elbow pits rotated forward during wrist mobility unlocks shoulder external rotation
Elbow pits rotated forward during wrist mobility unlocks shoulder external rotation
- Facing elbow pits forward during leans opens the front of the wrist via shoulder external rotation
- This cue applies to wrist extension drills and back-of-palm push-ups for deeper gapping
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In this video
- 1mWrist Flexion & Extension Mobility
- 1mWrist Extension Variations & Deviation Rocks
- 2mLoaded Wrist Push-Up Progressions
- 3mFingertip Push-Ups
- 4mBack of Palm Push-Ups
- 5mConsistency, Mindfulness & Outro
“Train to fatigue and not to pain.”
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