| ANDSOFORTH | Sort of hand exercises, etc |
| PHYSIO | In short, one treats injuries with exercises etc (6) |
| GYMNASTICS | My cast sing somehow doing floor exercises etc? (10) |
| MINUTE | Note taken in a sort of hand |
| REGIMEN | Prescribed course of diet, exercise, etc |
| COPPERPLATE | Policeman accompanying President at night to give a sort of hand (11) |
| WHIP | The sort of hand that gives you an advantage when using whisk (4) |
| PHYSIOTHERAPY | Treatment of illness or injury using massage, exercise etc (13) |
| TRAIN | Prepare oneself by exercise etc (5) |
| IDLE | In the adage, what sort of hands does the devil find work for? (4) |
| FLAG | One of a pair of hand-held items used for signalling in a form of semaphore (4) |
| SLEIGHT | - of hand; skill of prestidigitation (7) |
| SPOONERISM | (n.) sleight of hand passed off as supernatural ability (said of Uri Geller) |
| KNUCKLE | Out of hand perhaps, Kenneth distractedly admits out of luck (7) |
| MODE | Expression of what happens when demo gets out of hand (4) |
| BRISE | French word meaning "broken" used to describe a type of jump in classical ballet; or, a type of hand |
| SPA | Extent of hand that's cut in place of treatment |
| MUDRA | From the Sanskrit meaning "seal", each one of a series of hand gestures used during meditation or yoga (5) |
| POTTER | Author of Gamesmanship and OneUpmanship; or, an artisan who crafts ceramics out of hand-thrown clay (6) |
| PREWAR | Before things got out of hand |
