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Same, and to any reader, make the switch to neutral grip on your presses _before_ you have wrist pain.
by trentgreene 4y ago
Same, and to any reader, make the switch to neutral grip on your presses _before_ you have wrist pain.
- glitcher 4y agoCan you elaborate on neutral grip presses? Not sure what that looks like.
- jacobmischka 4y agoEssentially, palms inward instead of downward. It's the natural position your arms are rotated when at your sides.
- trentgreene 4y agoI misspoke a bit — I specifically was referring to a neutral wrist position when pressing (be it bench, overhead, pushes) w/r/t extension. I’ve seen excessive wrist extension in these movements cause repetitive strain injuries, in my case they lessened significantly when switching to a neutral wrist angle. I’d imagine flexion also ain’t great to press with, but excessive extension seems to be way more common (and in common push up technique, the norm)