Wrist Range of Motion: Flexion, Extension, and Influencing Factors
The typical healthy range of motion for wrist flexion is 80-90 degrees, while wrist extension typically ranges from 70-80 degrees, though individual v...
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Alex is a Certified Personal Trainer (CPT) and Strength Coach with a passion for functional fitness. He specializes in creating effective, science-backed workout programs for all experience levels.
The typical healthy range of motion for wrist flexion is 80-90 degrees, while wrist extension typically ranges from 70-80 degrees, though individual v...
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