I can’t crack all joints, but I can crack many. The elbow is the most consistent, but I can crack my knees, most toes and I can also crack my wrist by pulling my thumb backwards.
How did you do it? I do it by pushing the base of my thumb down and backwards, and I feel the crack right at the base of my wrist towards the side of the thumb. I suspect I’m actually cracking my thumb, since I’m pushing on my thumb’s metacarpal, but I feel it in my wrist.
I can crack my elbows like knuckles by just extending my arms. My brother can do it too, but I’ve never met anyone else who can do it.
One of my sons can crack about every joint in his body, including toes, but elbows only rarely.
I can’t crack all joints, but I can crack many. The elbow is the most consistent, but I can crack my knees, most toes and I can also crack my wrist by pulling my thumb backwards.
My sister in law and I can do this too!
Must run in the family!
I can do fingers/knuckles (and individual joints), wrists, back, neck, knees, toes, ankles (sometimes)
I can do it too. Also my neck, and my knees, and my ankles, and my toes.
I can do my knees and toes too, but not consistently. Neck and ankles I cannot. I can crack my wrist though.
I just cracked my wrist now, but I haven’t been able to do it before!
How did you do it? I do it by pushing the base of my thumb down and backwards, and I feel the crack right at the base of my wrist towards the side of the thumb. I suspect I’m actually cracking my thumb, since I’m pushing on my thumb’s metacarpal, but I feel it in my wrist.
Bend wrist downward to charge, bend upward slowly to crack (this all happened by accident)