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Baseball Workout Mistake #5 - Forgetting The Forearms
Coach Dan Huff, CSCS
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If you've been around baseball for any length of time you surely have noticed that the big hitters always have the biggest forearms. You can rest assured that that is no mistake!

Your forearm training will most likely be a completely new style of training for you. You will be performing exercises with a bucket full of rice, a sledgehammer, and rubber bands.

The bucket of rice will allow you to train your hands gripping, pinching, and crushing strength by grabbing big handfuls of rice or squeezing the white off of the rice.

The sledge hammer is used for slow and controlled rotations strengthening your wrists ability to control bat as you drive it through the hitting zone.

The rubber bands are used around your fingers to train your ability to extend your fingers and hands. Remember, you need to train both your ability to create a fist as well as you ability to extend your hand out straight.


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