Improving your grip and hand strength can help with everyday tasks and reduce the risk of dropping or losing hold of things.
Maintaining strength and flexibility in your hands and fingers is an important part of staying active and independent. Whether it’s turning taps, using cutlery or holding a walking aid, good hand control makes daily life easier and safer.
This page features easy-to-follow videos with simple exercises you can do at home to help improve grip strength, finger flexibility and coordination.
If you have arthritis or another condition that affects your hands, speak to your GP or physiotherapist before starting a new exercise routine.
Please note: Unless otherwise stated, these videos and resources are general exercises and are not intended to treat any specific condition. If you are unsure whether these videos are suitable for your individual fitness level or circumstances, please consult a healthcare professional before trying them.
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Please note that the advice contained on this website is not intended to replace the advice of your GP or other health professional