Wii Right, Wrist-Wise
Wii Gamers often complain about wrist injuries. Here are some exercises and holding technique that Wii gamers can follow to better protect themselves from Repetitive Strain Injuries (RSI).
Hold The Wii-mote In Neutral
Holding the wii-mote in a non-neutral position with the wrist slightly bent can cause a strain. (See DeQuervain’s Syndrome). The better way to hold the wii-mote is in a neutral position.
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Strengthen The Wrist
Now in the right position, we need to look at improving the strength of the muscles supporting the it. Given the long periods of time that the wii-mote tends to be in use, the muscles must have both the strength and endurance to properly support the it. Below are some exercises that are specifically designed to improve these muscles. Click on the image for a larger view.
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| 2. Wrist Extensors Stretch |  | |
| 3. Extensors Strenghtening |  |  |
| 4. Radial Deviators Strengthening |  |  |
| 5. Flexors Strengthening |  |  |
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