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NamonsterIconGrip Training25-07-2009 @ 20:32 
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Being someone who only trains at the gym, for now, I need ways to improve my grip strength. Previously I've stuck to doing barbell forearm curls.

Now I need to really work on it to aid my deadlift and what I've planned is:

1. Pinching plates for time
2. Holding the disc side of a barbell for time
3. Forearm curls

This may not be the best way so your input is much appreciated!
MrSmallIcon...25-07-2009 @ 20:39 
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towel pullups
farmers walks
philnoskoIcon...25-07-2009 @ 20:47 
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Personally all I would do is hold a barbell loaded to more than I can deadlift and hold it, just put it in a power rack and set the pins a few inches below lockout. A few years ago I had grip issues with my deadlift and did pinch grips/farmers walk/wrist curls etc.... But only when I did this exercise did my grip strength go up.
NamonsterIcon...25-07-2009 @ 20:50 
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philnosko said:
Personally all I would do is hold a barbell loaded to more than I can deadlift and hold it, just put it in a power rack and set the pins a few inches below lockout. A few years ago I had grip issues with my deadlift and did pinch grips/farmers walk/wrist curls etc.... But only when I did this exercise did my grip strength go up.



Cheers. Will try that.

Would you still advise doing the other stuff?
Wayne_CowdreyIcon...25-07-2009 @ 20:53 
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Another method is to hang from a bar for as long as you can, with weight attached to you.
RobboIcon...25-07-2009 @ 20:54 
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hang from a pull up bar with extra weight for time

General heavy upper back exercises

Double overhand axle deadlifts

Pinch grips

Double overhand barbell holds
doc77Icon...25-07-2009 @ 21:17 
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Robbo said:
hang from a pull up bar with extra weight for time

General heavy upper back exercises

Double overhand axle deadlifts

Pinch grips

Double overhand barbell holds


double overhand deadlifts are killers Grin
SparrowIcon...26-07-2009 @ 11:41 
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philnosko said:
Personally all I would do is hold a barbell loaded to more than I can deadlift and hold it, just put it in a power rack and set the pins a few inches below lockout. A few years ago I had grip issues with my deadlift and did pinch grips/farmers walk/wrist curls etc.... But only when I did this exercise did my grip strength go up.


This is spot on advise IMO if you are trying to improve your grip strength for the deadlift.
philnoskoIcon...27-07-2009 @ 12:18 
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Namonster said:

Cheers. Will try that.

Would you still advise doing the other stuff?


No. No need IMO
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LukeCIcon...27-07-2009 @ 13:07 
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philnosko said:
Personally all I would do is hold a barbell loaded to more than I can deadlift and hold it, just put it in a power rack and set the pins a few inches below lockout. A few years ago I had grip issues with my deadlift and did pinch grips/farmers walk/wrist curls etc.... But only when I did this exercise did my grip strength go up.


This is the way I train my grip up.

Are you training grip for powerlifting, strongman or do you just train? Unless you are doing strongman I reckon you would be sound with what phil suggests.

I obviously know naff all about strongman but with a lot of those events grip is really important so you might have to train it a bit more.
ThingIcon...27-07-2009 @ 13:23 
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i think this is what i will do so the double overhand grip for deadlift doesn't fail
little_aIcon...27-07-2009 @ 14:13 
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Thing said:
i think this is what i will do so the double overhand grip for deadlift doesn't fail


Or you could stop being a girl and hook gripWink
ThingIcon...27-07-2009 @ 14:23 
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little_a said:
Thing said:
i think this is what i will do so the double overhand grip for deadlift doesn't fail


Or you could stop being a girl and hook gripWink


true haven't realy tried that one yet. suppose i should just get use to it now then on the deadlift farmers and cleans. thanks for the kind encouraging words andy
MattGriffIcon...27-07-2009 @ 14:25 
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Ever since I hit puberty my grip has been awesome
ThingIcon...27-07-2009 @ 14:45 
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MattGriff said:
Ever since I hit puberty my grip has been awesome


you ambidextrous c**t

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