- 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...
-
classical (koryu)
martial arts, is to
break or
dislocate a limb(s). The
pronating wristlock (in budō
referred to as kote mawashi, 小手回し, "forearm turn",...
- properly. In the
neutral position, the foot is
neither pronating nor supinating. If the foot is
pronating or
supinating during the
stance phase of the gait...
- the ball far out in the hand. The ball is
thrown turning the palm out (
pronating the forearm). A
circle change can also be used to
provide movement like...
- contracts, it
pulls the
lateral side of the
radius towards the ulna, thus
pronating the hand. Its deep
fibers serve to keep the two
bones in the
forearm bound...
-
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...
- UCL.
These may
include biceps curls (non
resistance and resistance),
pronating and
supinating the forearm, and grip
strengthening exercises, performed...
- trapezius, and
biceps brachii. A pull-up may be
performed with
overhand (
pronated),
underhand (supinated)—sometimes
referred to as a chin-up—neutral, or...
-
contribution from the
biceps brachii.
Regardless of
forearm position, (supinated,
pronated, or neutral) the
force exerted by the
biceps brachii remains the same;...
-
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...
