Try chair exercises to improve grip strength after 60, a simple routine designed by CPT Tyler Read for stronger hands.

A large number of cyclists experience pain in their hands and wrists with cycling. A 1995 study of overuse injuries in cycling found that 31 per cent reported hand/wrist complaints. But does wrist ...

Jacqueline Andriakos, CPT, is a health and fitness writer and editor. Previously, she was on the editorial staff of publications like SELF and Health, and her work appears in other notable ...

Carpal tunnel syndrome causes uncomfortable tingling, numbing, and weakness in the wrists and hands. Too much compression of the median nerve in the wrists causes this syndrome. Carpal tunnel syndrome ...

If you're looking to build up your wrist and forearm strength, try these four trainer-approved exercises. And the best part? There are no planks included. There are plenty of exercises that target ...

Wrist flexion is the action of bending your hand down at the wrist, so that your palm faces in toward your arm. It’s part of the normal range of motion of your wrist. When your wrist flexion is normal ...

If you spend the majority of your day at the computer, these wrist exercises and stretches from our friends at PaleoHacks are a must do! Wrist, hand and forearm strength are extremely important for ...

I confess: I used to resent slopers. Perfect circles, rounded aretes, open-handed jugs, the topouts of boulders—you name it. Every few times that I slapped, grabbed, or hung on for dear life from ...

Weak wrists surprise you. You pick up a weighted bag or attempt a plank, and before you know it, everything is wobbling. Whether lifting weights in the gym, typing at work, or playing a sport, strong ...

De Quervain’s tenosynovitis is an inflammatory condition. It causes pain at the thumb side of your wrist where the base of your thumb meets your forearm. If you have de Quervain’s, strengthening ...

Wrist drop is a condition caused by radial nerve palsy, which happens when the radial nerve (a major nerve that travels down your arm) is compressed or injured, according to StatPearls. If you've been ...