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Dumbbell Lying Pronation on Floor
A floor-based forearm pronation drill that uses the ground to fix the upper arm, isolating the pronators with even less room to cheat than the bench version.
ArmsDumbbellForearm rotation
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Primary
Pronator teresForearm pronators
Secondary
Wrist flexorsBrachioradialis
Equipment
Dumbbell
Pattern
Forearm rotation
Setup
- 01Lie on your back on the floor with knees bent and feet flat.
- 02Hold a light dumbbell by one end so the head of the bell is offset to one side.
- 03Rest the upper arm on the floor with the elbow bent to 90 degrees and the forearm vertical.
- 04Begin with the palm facing your midline or turned upward.
Execution
- 01Rotate the forearm to turn the palm toward the floor direction.
- 02Let the offset load resist the turn through the whole arc.
- 03Pause at full pronation without letting the wrist bend.
- 04Reverse the rotation back to the start position under control.
Checkpoints
- -The upper arm stays in contact with the floor for every rep.
- -The forearm stays vertical; only rotation occurs.
- -The wrist stays straight so the pronators do the work.
- -Tempo is slow and even in both directions.
Common mistakes
- -Lifting the elbow off the floor to add momentum.
- -Turning the movement into a wrist curl by flexing the wrist.
- -Rushing the rotation and losing tension at the end ranges.
- -Holding the dumbbell by the middle of the handle.
Programming notes
- -Use 2 to 3 sets of 12 to 20 controlled reps per arm.
- -Keep the load light; this is a small-muscle rotation drill, not a strength lift.
- -Useful as elbow prehab for lifters with gripping or pressing irritation.
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