WRIST SNAP - - - Should you do it?
138514
I "snap" my wrist on my serve as I pronate to create a heavier downward angle after the ball passes the net.  This is fairly common with anyone that has learned how to hit a kick serve.  The same goes for overheads when I am well balanced.  My wrist on my backhand side remains fairly stable through the stroke.  I will occasionally snap my wrist on the forehand side if I need some sharp action on the ball for an acute angle.  I probably do it too often against really fast tournament players because they are always trying to make you hit an extra ball.
781894
yes, use a wrist rocket with a #2 shot
54524
Probably nothing. You might get a sore wrist though.
155076
You may have loosened the muscles connecting your tendons to the bones upon breaking your wrist.
115075
I shattered my finger joint so badly they sent me to a specialist.  He took off the splint right away (1 day after the break) and said that while it was healing I had to move it as much as I wanted to be able to move it after it was done healing, otherwise I would have very restricted movement.  Even though it hurt a lot I bent it all the way back and forth every minute of every day until it was done healing.  I have a joint with normal movement.  Just keep remembering that you want full use of it.  You should have done it from the beginning, but good luck.
219427
The answer already given by Grant Master G is probably the closest to being correct.  Indeed when you do this, gases are entering the joint spaces of your knuckles.  However, there is no proof that this leads directly to arthritis or other problems with your fingers later on.\n\nI don't recommend doing it often, simply because it can be seen as a form of dislocation, although very minor.  I don't personally do it because I already have very mild arthritis in at least two fingers - both ring fingers coincidentally.  Women are more prone to getting arthritis of the hands/fingers in later life than men.  But then again, I see more men who "crack" their knuckles than women.
85938
I don't think it's bad for you, but it's not pleasant and your wrist might get very sore. I used it for a while to stop thinking about someone who hurt me a lot.  I just kept obsessing about him and read that snapping a rubber band against your wrist would help stop that.  It did help, and I sure didn't have to do it for long because IT HURTS!
1093237
you could have a stress fracture
111491
it seems better if you run and flip then slit.  it will help you practice without the flip.  Like a cartwheel or roundoff then fall into the slit.
213504
perfectly. you can take feel a persons pulse most anywhere on the body. polite society and some weight problems take us to neck and wrist. in an emergency, and if the upper body can't be accessed, the ankle is usually a good spot.
821026
u flip ur wrists...its hard to explain on here but basically its like throwing a cureball in baseball...its all in the wrist and it depends how hard/fast u flick ur wrists and the direction as well that determines how much or wut type of spin you use...its alot like putting spin on a tennis ball...if that helps
126575
WRIST PROTECTOR AND FORM ..THOSE ARE THE ONLY TWO WAYS.  THE FIRST IS A BRACE, AND THE SECOND IS TO JUST PRACTICE BY YOUR SELF, GO SLOW AND GET YOURSELF TO JUST FOLLOW GOOD FORM.
734194
It should be fine.  I did the same thing to my thumb a few years back and it is still raised a little in comparison to my other thumb.  I think it's the body's natural reaction to trauma.  It's a way of strengthening that area to prevent further injury to the same area.
855435
using ur thumb hahaha
355426
I had pain in my wrist and it was resolved by getting a gel mouse pad and one for my keyboard.  It worked like a charm for me.\n\nWhen it gives me problems now (very very occaionally if I'm doing a great deal of typing or clicking) I just stretch the tendons and muscles every once in a while.\n\nAlso, learn all of the short cut keys and use your mouse as little as possible. These are the most common.\n\nESC = Close Dialog\nALT-F4 = Close Window\nALT-TAB = Switch Applications\nCTRL-TAB = Switch Windows within an Application\nCTRL-F = Find\nCTRL-H = Find and Replace (or CTRL-R)\nCTRL-S = Save\nCTRL-O = Open\nCTRL-N = New\nCTRL-C = Copy\nCTRL-X = Cut\nCTRY-V = Paste\nCTRL-Z = Undo\nCTRL-Y = Redo\nWindows-E = Explorer\nWindows-D = Show Desktop
308303
- Bend your wrist back as far as possible and then snap it as fast as you can at the top of your shot.\n\n- Keep your elbows tucked.\n\n- Release the ball with your fingertips.\n\n- Most importantly you have to feel comfortable doing it or it just won't fall in. \n\n- AND PRACTICE IT A LOT!
150700
If you give yourself carpal tunnel, or it starts to interfere with real life situations(significant Others, getting fired, In line at the bank), you should prob'ly rein it in...