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When teaching gymnastics we often make up cute or funny names to describe the movements we are doing for the little ones. It makes it a bit more fun, and helps them to remember the skill.

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Engaging in wrist exercises can provide several benefits for improving mobility and flexibility in the wrists. Here are some ways in which these exercises can be beneficial:

⭐ Increased Range of Motion: Regular wrist exercises can help improve the range of motion in your wrists. By moving the wrists through various motions, such as flexion, extension, rotation, and side-to-side movements, you can enhance the flexibility of the joint and surrounding tissues.

⭐ Enhanced Flexibility: Wrist exercises can help stretch and lengthen the muscles, tendons, and ligaments around the wrist joint. This increased flexibility can improve your ability to perform daily activities that require wrist movements, such as typing, writing, and grasping objects.

⭐ Strengthened Muscles: Specific exercises targeting the muscles of the wrists and forearms can help strengthen these areas. Stronger muscles provide better support for the wrist joint, reducing the risk of strain or injury during activities involving repetitive wrist movements or heavy lifting.

⭐ Improved Grip Strength: Many wrist exercises also engage the muscles responsible for grip strength, such as the forearm flexors and extensors. Strengthening these muscles can enhance your ability to grip and hold objects firmly, which is particularly beneficial for tasks that require manual dexterity and grip strength, like carrying heavy bags or opening jars.

⭐ Prevention of Injuries: Regularly performing wrist exercises can help prevent certain wrist injuries, such as strains, sprains, and tendonitis. By improving the flexibility, strength, and stability of the wrist joint, you can decrease the likelihood of experiencing injuries during physical activities or repetitive motions.

⭐ Rehabilitation and Recovery: If you have experienced a wrist injury or undergone wrist surgery, prescribed wrist exercises can aid in the recovery process. These exercises help maintain and restore mobility, promote healing, and prevent the development of stiffness or scar tissue.

⭐ Joint Health: Engaging in wrist exercises can help improve blood circulation to the wrist joint, delivering essential nutrients and oxygen to the tissues. This can promote joint health and reduce stiffness, especially if you spend extended periods in positions that put strain on your wrists, such as prolonged computer use.

Remember to consult with a healthcare professional or a qualified therapist before starting any exercise routine, especially if you have a pre-existing condition or are recovering from an injury. They can provide personalised guidance and recommend appropriate exercises based on your specific needs and limitations. 🤸‍♀️🤸‍♂️🤸‍♀️🤸‍♂️🤸‍♀️