Using the tapered wrist roller

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Uploaded by on Aug 7, 2007

Mike Brown using the tapered wrist roller with a 5-lb plate for grip and forearm development

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  • way too fast, and his arms aren't straight

  • If I straighten my arms out it then becomes more of a deltoid exercise than a forearm exercise. Mike

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  • with his age, he might not be able to keep his arms straight. Chances are he's doing that way for a reason, and does not need advice from online people like you and me.

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  • Americuhh! Thats old school stuntin right thurr

  • Awesome! I'm going to modify my roller fo be tapered. I use 2.5" pvc right now, but that is just brilliant. Great way to work the pinkie and ring fingers and the attached muscles and tendons!

  • lol u show them old man!!

  • Thank you. I made the first one in 1974, apparently not too many people can relate to the idea. Mike

  • It's not a shoulder exercise, idiot.

  • That only work your forearm flexor,not wrist flexor!!!,palms up for wrist and forearm flexor!

  • thats what I found, on the way up it works your biceps and triceps, going down works your forearms more. i love rollers

  • Hell yeah Grandpa!

  • nice, i love wrist rollers, one of my favorite exercise!

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