Application, Use and Safety Guide: Wristbands for CrossTraining
Application, Use & Safety Guide: Wrist Wraps
How to Put Them On
- Preparation: Ensure your wrists are dry. Remove watches or bracelets that might interfere with the wrap’s compression.
- Thumb Loop Technique: Hook the thumb loop only to start the wrapping process. Once the Velcro is secured, remove the loop from your thumb to ensure an optimal grip on the bar.
- Correct Positioning: The wrap must cover the carpal joint, not just the forearm. The upper edge should sit right at the base of your palm to effectively limit extension.
- Tension: Wrap firmly. It should restrict excessive movement but allow for normal blood flow.
Benefits and Usage
- Mechanical Support: Stabilizes the joint during pushing movements (Press, Jerk) and overhead support (Snatch, OH Squat).
- Ligament Protection: Prevents sudden hyperextension under maximal loads.
- Proprioceptive Effect: Increases the feeling of security and control over the weight.
- Thermal Compression: Maintains the internal temperature of the wrist, facilitating smooth tendon movement.
Maintenance and Care
- Ventilation: Lay them flat to air dry after use. Do not store them rolled up or damp inside your gym bag.
- Cleaning: Hand wash with cold water and mild soap. Always close the Velcro tabs before washing to prevent fraying the elastic material.
- Hygiene: Air dry in the shade. Excessive heat from dryers will degrade the elastic fibers over time.
Precautions
- Avoid using wraps during warm-up sets to maintain natural joint stability and strength.
- Loosen the wraps between sets to prevent excessive pressure on the nerves.
- If you experience tingling, numbness, or skin discoloration in your fingers, remove the product immediately.
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