Wrist Roller
Lower armsStrengthIntermediateWrist roller


A forearm exercise winding a hanging weight up and down a roller, building grip and wrist strength.
How to do it
- Grip the wrist roller handle with arms extended in front at shoulder height.
- Let the weight hang from the cord.
- Roll the handle forward with alternating wrist movements to wind the weight up.
- Keep your arms straight throughout.
- Once fully wound, reverse the rotation to lower the weight.
- Repeat for the desired number of reps.
Tips
- Use full wrist rotations rather than small partial turns.
- Keep your shoulders relaxed and avoid shrugging as you roll.
- Control the unwinding phase instead of letting the weight drop.
Muscles
Primary: Forearm extensors, Forearm flexors
Secondary: Front deltoid
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