- example, when a
person is
typing on a
computer keyboard,
their hands are
pronated; when
washing their face, they are supinated.
Pronation at the forearm...
-
greatly on the
other flexors, the
brachialis and brachioradialis.
Using a
pronated grip
during pull-downs
tends to
result in the
greatest activation of the...
- trapezius, and
biceps brachii. A pull-up may be
performed with
overhand (
pronated),
underhand (supinated)—sometimes
referred to as a chin-up—neutral, or...
-
rotation of the
wrist in the hand
holding the weapon:
supinated (palm up) or
pronated (palm down). The
parries are
numbered from one to eight, with the numbers...
- When the
forearm is
pronated, the
brachioradialis tends to
supinate as it flexes. In a
supinated position, it
tends to
pronate as it flexes. This also...
-
known as 'internally rotating' the wrist. The hand
becomes maximally pronated,
resulting in a
joint lock on the
wrist and
radioulnar joint. The degree...
- event.[better source needed]
Hackney then
squeezed Son's
throat with his
pronated left hand. Son
tapped out,
which led to him
being eliminated from the tournament...
- mil/sti/tr/pdf/AD0282780.pdf https://medium.com/@vaishnavirajesh/a-preface-to-planes-with-
pronated-pilots-33f5286cd721 "Proned
pilots - Nest of Dragons". www.nestofdragons...
-
performed to
detect the
weakness of the fingers. A person's
forearm is
pronated and the
fingers are extended. If the
person has myelopathy,
there will...
-
width apart and
weights or
resistance handles held by
their side with a
pronated (overhand) grip. The
movement is to
bring the arms up in
front of the body...
