Muscle: Palmaris longus

The palmaris longus is a small but mighty muscle located in your forearm, right between your other forearm muscles. It runs from your elbow down to your wrist and is easy to spot if you flex your wrist. This muscle plays a key role in helping you grip things, like when you hold a bag or squeeze a bottle. Even though it might seem small, it contributes to many everyday activities that involve your hands.Having a strong palmaris longus is important for overall fitness and daily life. It helps improve your grip strength, making tasks like lifting weights or carrying groceries easier. Plus, a well-functioning forearm can help prevent injuries, especially if you’re into sports or activities that require a lot of hand movement, like playing tennis or rock climbing.Ready to strengthen your palmaris longus? Check out these effective exercises designed to target and develop this important muscle!

Band Wrist Curl: Strengthen Your Forearms Effectively!

Band wrist curls are an exercise variation of a popular technique used…

Matthew Magnante, ACE

Strengthen Your Grip: Master Finger Curls for Flexor Muscles

Finger curls are a great way to train the forearm muscles when…

Matthew Magnante, ACE

Strengthen Your Forearms: Master the Cable Wrist Curl

The cable wrist curl is an exercise variation used to build the…

Matthew Magnante, ACE

Barbell Wrist Curl: Strengthen Your Forearm Flexors Effectively

The barbell wrist curl is a great isolation exercise for pumping up…

Matthew Magnante, ACE

Master the Behind-the-Back Barbell Wrist Curl for Stronger Forearms

The behind-the-back barbell wrist curl is an exercise which works the forearms…

Dr. Malik

Seated Dumbbell Wrist Curl: Strengthen Your Forearm Muscles

The seated dumbbell wrist curl is an isolation exercise which works all…

Dr. Malik

Target Your Forearms: Behind-the-Back Smith Machine Curl

The behind-the-back- Smith machine wrist curl is an isolation exercise for building…

Dr. Malik