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Forearms · Cable machine

Cable Standing Wrist Reverse Curl

The cable standing wrist reverse curl is an isolation exercise targeted at the forearm extensors. It helps build balanced forearm mass, improves grip stability, and fits well at the end of an arm or pull session.

Muscles
Forearms
Equipment
Cable machine
Type
Strength
Animation
Men

How to do it

  1. Stand facing a cable machine with a straight bar attachment set at waist height.
  2. Grip the bar with an overhand grip, palms facing down.
  3. Keep your forearms resting against your thighs or extended in front of you.
  4. Curl your wrists upward, bringing the bar towards your forearms.
  5. Lower back down with control.

Common mistakes

Tips

Sets and reps

Perform 3 to 4 sets of 15 to 20 controlled repetitions with 45 to 60 seconds of rest between sets to target hypertrophy and endurance.

Muscles worked

Cable Standing Wrist Reverse Curl: forearms

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Questions

What muscles does this exercise target?

It primarily works the wrist extensors located on the back of the forearm, along with the brachioradialis.

What can replace this exercise if a cable machine is unavailable?

You can perform seated wrist reverse curls using a light barbell or dumbbells with your forearms resting across your thighs or a flat bench.

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