Sport | Repetitive wrist motion | Injury |
| Direct trauma to radial side | - Radial styloid contusion
- de Quervain tenosynovitis
|
- Baseball batting
- Biking
- Hockey goaltenders
- Martial arts
- Racquet sports
- Volleyball (spike)
| Direct trauma to ulnar side | - Pisiform contusion
- FCR tendonitis
- Ulnar neuropathy
|
- Football lineman
- Gymnast (tumbling/vault)
| Load hyperextension (blocking) | |
- Baseball batting
- Biking
- Golf
- Gymnastic bar or rings
- Rowing
- Tennis
| Over- or excessive gripping | - de Quervain tenosynovitis
- Carpal tunnel
- Hypothenar hammer syndrome
|
- Martial arts
- Tumbling (gymnastics or cheer)
| Axial load with body weight | - Distal radial physeal stress reaction
- Kienböck disease
- Scaphoid impaction
- Ulnar impaction
- Hypothenar hammer syndrome
|
- Baseball (turning the barrel of the bat)
- Golf (downswing)
- Tennis (backspin)
| Grip with wrist neutral or flexed with ulnar deviation | |
| Grip with resisted extension | - Intersection syndrome (Oarsman's wrist)
|
- Bowling
- Tennis (top spin)
| Repetitive pronation | |