Remedial deviation device for hand, wrist and forearm rehabilitation and training

A remedial deviation training device, the device comprising:

• a central roller bar;
• a pair of handles adjustably affixed to the roller bar, where each one of the pair of handles is disposed at a respective distal end of the roller bar, and the pair of handles are configured to selectively move between a first configuration where the pair of handles are aligned with each other and a second configuration where the pair of handles are rotationally offset by 90 degrees, wherein the pair of handles have a substantially arcuate shape perpendicular to the roller bar optimally sized for remedial deviation training of a user's hands, wrists and forearms;
• and
• a spool affixed to the roller bar substantially central thereto, the spool structured and arranged to releasably secure a tether cord configured to hold a weighted object having a predetermined weight, wherein, upon a user's rotation of the pair of handles along a central axis of the roller bar, the spool rotates along with the roller bar and collects the tether cord in a rolled up manner so that the user may train his or her hands, wrists and forearms, by rotating the pair of handles in one direction to elevate the weighted object and then reverse the rotation of the pair of handles bar and lower the weighted object.