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Dumbbell Over Bench One Arm Reverse Wrist Curl
A single-arm palms-down wrist extension with the forearm braced across a flat bench, strictly isolating the forearm extensors that stabilize the wrist in pressing and gripping.
ArmsDumbbellWrist extension
GoLightWeight mediadumbbell-over-bench-one-arm-reverse-wrist-curl
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Primary
Wrist extensors
Secondary
BrachioradialisFinger extensors
Equipment
Dumbbell
Pattern
Wrist extension
Setup
- 01Kneel behind a flat bench holding a light dumbbell in one hand.
- 02Lay the working forearm across the bench with the palm facing down.
- 03Let the wrist and hand hang past the far edge of the pad.
- 04Pin the working forearm down with your free hand.
Execution
- 01Let the wrist flex down under the dumbbell to a full stretch.
- 02Raise the back of the hand as high as the wrist allows.
- 03Hold the top position for a second.
- 04Lower under control back to the stretched start.
Checkpoints
- -The forearm stays flat on the bench for every rep.
- -The wrist travels through a full stretch and full extension.
- -The dumbbell stays level, not tilting to one side.
- -No elbow or shoulder motion sneaks in.
Common mistakes
- -Loading too heavy; the extensors handle only light dumbbells.
- -Lifting the forearm off the bench to cheat range.
- -Cutting the stretch short at the bottom.
- -Snapping the wrist up instead of lifting smoothly.
Programming notes
- -Use 2 to 3 sets of 12 to 20 reps per arm with a light dumbbell.
- -Program it to balance heavy gripping and wrist curl volume.
- -The bench brace makes it stricter than the thigh version; expect slightly less load.
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