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These actually come in handy for certain big lifts!
Max
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Originally Posted by
maxmuscle1
These actually come in handy for certain big lifts!
Max
I have the same exact ones I have my clients wear for pull-ups
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Originally Posted by
hamsy523
I have the same exact ones I have my clients wear for pull-ups
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They work! It’s always nice to have extra things to push u past your goals!
Max
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Originally Posted by
maxmuscle1
These actually come in handy for certain big lifts!
Max
Come one. Definitely no. If you can grip it and lift it, then you shouldn’t snd need to work on grip and post chain strength.
I am a part time Proctologist and full time Gynecologist.
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Come one. Definitely no. If you can grip it and lift it, then you shouldn’t snd need to work on grip and post chain strength.
I am a part time Proctologist and full time Gynecologist.
I completely understand your POV. This is just a recommendation for people who have out grown their own personal hand strength or are competitive level.
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Originally Posted by
thebear
Come one. Definitely no. If you can grip it and lift it, then you shouldn’t snd need to work on grip and post chain strength.
I am a part time Proctologist and full time Gynecologist.
Not everyone can work on grip strength due injuries or whatever. Nowadays I’m unable to hold more than 315 but I can still pull over 500 easily. Grip strength is definitely a plus but not necessary.
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