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Eccentric Ulnar Deviation with Dumbbell

Eccentric Ulnar Deviation with Dumbbell: start and finish positions
Start and finish positions. Photographs by BoneArc.

How to do it

Support your forearm with the wrist beyond the edge. Use assistance to position the weight toward the little-finger side, then control the return toward neutral with the working wrist. Use the forearm orientation prescribed by your therapist.

Body region
Hand and wrist
Position
Seated
Equipment
Light Dumbbell; Forearm Support
Recovery phase
Mid recovery
Purpose
Strengthening

Used in home programs for

  • Hand and Wrist Pain / Rehabilitation

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