Skinny wrist syndrome!
BrianJohnson2015
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a group of symptoms which consistently occur together, or a condition characterized by a set of associated symptoms that result in having skinny wrists.
in this case .... parent A has skinny wrists, parent B has skinny wrists, the combination = child may have skinny wrists7 -
Tried to edit post. Basically looking for exercises to increase forearm and wrist size. Everything online seems to contradict each other. You are supposed to be able to gain bone density and muscle until mid 30s which would imply you could increase wrist size with exercise. Besides forearm curls and grip exercises what else can be done. Are you screwed with small bone structure or little things like using dumbbells instead of barbells for stabilizing muscle strength increases can help??2
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Grab some heavy shít and walk around with it. Don’t be a wierdo and do forearm curls. Just farmers walks; add em in. Get huge OooooOOr alternatively become a farmer and do farmers life’s.4
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Haha it is weird! Thanks1
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Increasing grip strength. Heavy deadlifts, farmer's carries, dead hangs, plate pinches.1
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Wrist curls, wrist rotations, reverse wrist rotations
I have done all of these at some point in time. I have pretty weak wrists. You can do curls with either DB or BB.0 -
Typically half your body weight in each hand and do like 20 meters stretches for like 8 rounds. About a minute in between. Gold old fashion weighed pulls good too. Deadlifting heavy *kitten* weight also good. But the walks you can do conditioning at the end of a workout.0
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Turkish Getups/Kettlebell Swings in addition to the above great grip exercises. My forearms went seriously crazy when I was doing Pavel's routine.0
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Oh, someone also told me bottom up kettlebell walks in a manner similar to the farmer's carry heytimsla described.0
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Awesome I’ll definitely look up the pavel workout. What other muscle groups do you usually hit when doing those exercise??0
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BrianJohnson2015 wrote: »Awesome I’ll definitely look up the pavel workout. What other muscle groups do you usually hit when doing those exercise??
It's a whole body GPP program. The original was RKC(Russian KettleBell Challenge) It was revised a few years later into EtK(Enter the Kettlebell) A few years back he had a falling out with Dragon Door over creative differences during the writing/publishing of S&S(Simple and sinister)
They're all approximately the same basic program, but the devil is in the details
5 TGU
100(10x10) KBell swings
Plus a warmup and flexibility/mobility drills.
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I just bought a cross between a toy and piece of exercise equipment called a PowerBall. It's a gyroscope that can generate up to 50lbs of torque if you get it going fast enough. I can't ever get it out of the lowest speed and it still shreds my forearms and grip within a few minutes. I'm hoping it will help with grip/forearm endurance and strength for climbing. Might be worth grabbing one. It's a fun toy regardless.1
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Your wrist size is genetic and based on your bone structure. You can't change it.
Forearms can be improved through exercises like barbell curls, wrist roller, wrist curls, etc.
Small wrists are a benefit in physique development as they make your muscles stand out more.
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Your wrist size is genetic and based on your bone structure. You can't change it.
Forearms can be improved through exercises like barbell curls, wrist roller, wrist curls, etc.
Small wrists are a benefit in physique development as they make your muscles stand out more.
I agree with this....There's no exercises in the world that will change the size of your wrists. Forearms is a different matter, but wrists will remain the same no matter what. Genetics unfortunately, I have the same issue.0 -
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Your wrist size is genetic and based on your bone structure. You can't change it.
Forearms can be improved through exercises like barbell curls, wrist roller, wrist curls, etc.
Small wrists are a benefit in physique development as they make your muscles stand out more.
I believe this is true. Also, wrist size (circumference) is an indication of your frame size. People with smaller frame size have a lower 'normal' weight for height than people with large bone (frame) size.1 -
To increase forearm size (as opposed to increasing hand strength) you need to pump up the forearms.
The best forearm pumping exercise for me has been the wrist roller. You can make your own quite easily.0 -
To increase forearm size (as opposed to increasing hand strength) you need to pump up the forearms.
The best forearm pumping exercise for me has been the wrist roller. You can make your own quite easily.
He is talking about wrists, unfortunately not much can be done for that part.0 -
Forearms can grow from rowing, I was watching mine pump today!0
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BrianJohnson2015 wrote: »Tried to edit post. Basically looking for exercises to increase forearm and wrist size. Everything online seems to contradict each other. You are supposed to be able to gain bone density and muscle until mid 30s which would imply you could increase wrist size with exercise. Besides forearm curls and grip exercises what else can be done. Are you screwed with small bone structure or little things like using dumbbells instead of barbells for stabilizing muscle strength increases can help??
I can tell you that lots of free weights without using wraps or gloves will help build your forearm muscles which will help make your wrist and arms bigger. Also I have a device to help increase grip strength, you can use that too. You can also use equipment to make your grip wider around the bar to help build that grip strength, thereby potentially increasing overall arm size?1 -
When I weighed 270+ pounds, I had 7.25" wrists.
Two and a half years later, I weigh 200 pounds and have lifted weights 3x/week very consistently over that time span. I still have 7.25" wrists.
Building forearm muscles is one thing - that's quite possible. Building wrist size? Not so much.2 -
OP, are you saying you have skinny wrists or that you have Marfan Syndrome? If you actually have Skinny Wrist Syndrome (Marfan) there are an entire host of issues associated with it and you really shouldn't be lifting unless you have been cleared and under medical supervision. Body Building is considered a "High Risk" activity for Marfan's patients.0
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There are other things you can do that will increase forearm size besides lifting weights. Know what I sayin'. Since this is a public forum I will refrain.2
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When I weighed 270+ pounds, I had 7.25" wrists.
Two and a half years later, I weigh 200 pounds and have lifted weights 3x/week very consistently over that time span. I still have 7.25" wrists.
Building forearm muscles is one thing - that's quite possible. Building wrist size? Not so much.
Yea, it's not like there's much muscles (or any) at the wrist.0 -
I have skinny wrists...as for a syndrome, never heard of it! Mine are skinny now because I'm lean...I like 'em
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Haha the syndrome was more of hyperbole than a condition. Just hate the bony looking wrist especially when my arms are growing. Don’t want to look unbalanced0
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