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Step 1
Search for a weight that is adjustable. Many ankle and wrist weights come with small pockets that allow you to increase the weight by as little as half a pound. This feature will make your ankle and wrist weights more versatile for varied workouts.
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Step 2
Select the type of weight you want to use. Some ankle and wrist weights adjust the amount of weight by adding or subtracting small weighted bars, while others are adjusted by changing the amount of water inside the weight casing.
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Step 3
Purchase weights that complement the type of workout you want to achieve. If you are rehabilitating your knee or elbow, choose weights that are adjustable to as little as 1/2 to 1 pound so you don't strain the injured joint while working out. If you travel and want to work out on the road, you may want to choose water weights, as these fold flat and don't add weight to luggage.
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Step 4
Try the weights on your wrists or ankles. It is important to find a weight that fits your body and is comfortable. Make sure the closure on the weight closes securely.










