Best 5 Exercises to Increase Forearm Pronation

In this video, Michelle shows you her Best 5 Exercises to Increase Forearm Pronation. Try these exercises to help improve your pronation, also known as palm down forearm rotation stiffness.

Typing on your laptop or keyboard, preparing food, picking up your silverware, and many more daily activities require forearm pronation.

Not to mention your favorite hobbies such as playing piano, wood carving, or crocheting require you to be able to pronate your forearm.

Without pronation, or the ability to turn your palm down, daily activities can become mentally and physically frustrating.

In this follow along video, you will learn both active and passive exercises to improve your forearm pronation stiffness. Minimal equipment is needed. All you need is a towel, ball, and a pen/pencil and join in!

Several injuries or surgeries to the elbow, forearm or wrist can cause a loss of forearm rotation. Elbow dislocations, elbow fractures, fracture of the ulna or radius, even wrist injuries such as DRUJ or TFCC tears are just to name a few.

Always make sure you get clearance by your doctor before your start these 5 forearm exercises to increase your pronation.

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Disclaimer
This video is for educational and demonstration purposes only and is not to be used as a replacement for seeking medical advice or treatment of your condition. Virtual Hand Care, or its members, do not offer medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Always consult with your doctor or healthcare provider before starting any exercise program. Please know that performing any exercise or program is solely at your own risk.