Everyone wants to look young and fit. But with growing age the body, tends to start losing its shape. There are various exercises which can help in keeping the body in good shape. The various advantages of these exercises are body toning, sturdy knees, developing stronger ABS, a taller appearance etc.
Everyone wants to look young and fit. But with growing age the body, tends to start losing its shape. There are various exercises which can help in keeping the body in good shape. The various advantages of these exercises are body toning, sturdy knees, developing stronger ABS, a taller appearance etc.
8 Best Hand and Wrist Exercises to prevent Carpal Tunnel and RSI at workGeorge Chiang
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Read the full blog post here: http://ergonomictrends.com/hand-wrist-exercises-computer-users/
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The wrist consists of eight small carpal bones and two long bones between your forearm radius and ulna. Wrist flexion and extension can be moved onto your hand or away in your palm, as well as a waving motion of abduction and induction. It is important to help correct wrist flexibility and prevent injury to stability.
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See the 8 best hand and wrist exercises you should perform daily at the office to ward off carpal tunnel and other RSI injuries. Most of us spend thousands of hours typing on the keyboard and using the mouse, not knowing how these simple repetitive motions are exactly what leads to common musculoskeletal disorders that disable thousands of workers yearly.
Read the full blog post here: http://ergonomictrends.com/hand-wrist-exercises-computer-users/
Best Ergonomic Exercises to Do at the WorkplaceGeorge Chiang
Ailments such as back pain, carpal tunnel syndrome, Tendinitis, rotator cuff injuries, Tennis Elbow, Trigger Finger, and other aches and pains are absolutely preventable with a proper routine that involves ergonomic exercises at work. Here are the best ergonomic exercises and stretches you can do in the comfort of your office to prevent these debilitating health issues.
Full Blog Post: http://ergonomictrends.com/best-ergonomic-exercises-stretches-office/
The wrist consists of eight small carpal bones and two long bones between your forearm radius and ulna. Wrist flexion and extension can be moved onto your hand or away in your palm, as well as a waving motion of abduction and induction. It is important to help correct wrist flexibility and prevent injury to stability.
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Exercise – mobility and stretches upper body wrist and hand stretches
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Exercises
–
Mobility
and
stretches
upper
body
(torso)
These
exercises
can
be
used
to
increase
flexibility
in
the
lower
back
and
body
area.
Wrist
and
hand
stretches
Extend
one
arm
out
in
front
of
the
body
with
palm
facing
downward.
Take
the
opposite
hand
and
pull
the
fingers
back
so
that
the
wrist
bends
and
fingers
are
pointing
towards
the
floor.
Keep
thumb
tucked
and
bent.
Repeat
with
the
opposite
hand.
Then
extend
the
arm
in
front
with
the
palm
facing
down
and
use
the
other
hand
to
the
pull
the
fingers
back
towards
the
body.
Repeat
on
the
opposite
side.
Finally
extend
the
hand
out
in
front
with
the
palm
facing
outwards
to
the
side,
reach
over
with
other
hand
and
pull
back
towards
the
body.
Hold
each
stretch
for
7-‐8
seconds
