Ricki Yasha TarrSometimes when you learn how something works, you think, Thanks knowledge, that really helped, everything makes more sense, and other times you look up how wrists turn, and it's like WTF?!
Jay@RickiTarr Yeah, that’s why the first image is standard anatomical position, because it keeps the radius from crossing the ulna, even though that “twisted” position is more natural for the arm to be in.