The two discs are built to rotate slightly as you lower to the ground, defining more muscles and reducing
joint strain on wrists and elbows.
I am able to lift heavier with a tad more comfort as movements like snatches and overhead squats put a lot
of strain on my wrist.
The angle for your hands won't
put strain on your wrists, it's bulky enough so you can get a good grip of it, and all the sticks and buttons are easy to reach without tricky maneuvering.
You won't also feel
the strain on your wrist while pushing it around.
Also, this pull - up variant places less
strain on the wrists, elbows and shoulders than the overhand or underhand version.
This makes it much easier to hold and carry heavier loads by eliminating at lot of
the strain on your wrists / forearms.
Also, to decrease the amount of
strain on your wrists, try to relax them when they are in the air (stepping).
Going into a full bridge puts quite
some strain on your wrists.
Try using an EZ curl bar for performing the narrow - grip bench press; this may reduce
the strain on your wrists.
Be sure to lower the bar towards your forehead — not to the level of your nose; this helps to ease
the strain on your wrists.
This will decrease
the strain on the wrists and assist in keeping the elbows high.
since I did not have an aim controller and had to use the dual shock, it made for wrist pain in order to aim through gun sight, you have to hold the dual shock up to your eye and tilt the front of the dual shock downward which puts
a strain on the wrists.