Lever Isolateral Wrist Curl

The Lever Isolateral Wrist Curl primarily works the Wrist Flexors. It is a machine isolation exercise at beginner difficulty.

The Lever Isolateral Wrist Curl is an beginner isolation exercise performed with machine, following a flexion movement pattern. It primarily targets the Wrist Flexors. This is a bilateral pulling movement, engaging both sides of the body simultaneously.

A machine isolation pull exercise targeting the Wrist Flexors.

EquipmentMachine
DifficultyBeginner
TypeIsolation
MovementFlexion
ForcePull
LateralityBilateral
PrimaryWrist Flexors

Muscles Worked

Front
Back
Primary Secondary Stabilizer

The Wrist Flexors is the primary mover, taking on the bulk of the workload throughout the full range of motion.

Primary Muscles

How to Perform

Preparation

  1. Grasp bar with underhand grip to each side.
  2. Place forearms on arm pads.

Execution

  1. Raise handles up until wrist is fully flexed.
  2. Lower handles until wrists are full hyperextended.
  3. Repeat.

Comments

  1. Keep forearms horizontal, flat on arm pads throughout exercise.
  2. Seewrist curlup close.

Tips & Common Mistakes

Programming Suggestions

Adapt your sets and reps to your training goal. As a beginner-friendly exercise, start with lighter loads and focus on form before progressing weight.

Strength3–4 sets × 6–8 reps at 75–85% 1RM with 90–120 seconds rest.
Hypertrophy3–4 sets × 10–15 reps at 60–75% 1RM with 60–90 seconds rest.
Endurance2–3 sets × 15–25 reps at 40–60% 1RM with 30–45 seconds rest.

Alternative Exercises

These exercises target the same primary muscles (Wrist Flexors) and can be substituted based on your equipment or variation preferences.

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