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Thread: Does grip training increase forearm size?

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    i was doing 5-7 minutes every 20-30 seconds a triple or double

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    I've found that a hidden feature of #startinglength is how the workouts have blown up my forearms.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Adam Nelson View Post
    I've found that a hidden feature of #startinglength is how the workouts have blown up my forearms.
    Forearm or forearms? Or do you change hands periodically so it feels like a different person working on the length? Or can you only use the mouse with one hand?

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    Quote Originally Posted by iamsmuts View Post
    Forearm or forearms? Or do you change hands periodically so it feels like a different person working on the length? Or can you only use the mouse with one hand?
    If you're not switching hands, YNDTFP.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Adam Nelson View Post
    If you're not switching hands, YNDTFP.
    Exactly. It's in the book.

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    Quote Originally Posted by autumnal View Post
    I've gotten more mileage out of pinch block lifts and hub lifts, than grippers. Also, doing extensor work like finger extension lifts has really helped with muscle imbalance between flexors and extensors.
    Yeah, I wouldn't do Grippers alone under just about any circumstances.

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    Quote Originally Posted by autumnal View Post
    Also, doing extensor work like finger extension lifts has really helped with muscle imbalance between flexors and extensors.
    Helped how? How did this imbalance manifest itself? What negative symptoms did you experience as a result of only doing grip work without equally strengthening the extensor muscles? I've heard about how it's important to do both but I've never seen a concrete description of what this "imbalance" actually looks like.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tim K View Post
    I've never seen a concrete description of what this "imbalance" actually looks like.
    One's playing of French piano music loses all sense of delicacy and nuance.

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    Quote Originally Posted by John Hanley View Post
    One's playing of French piano music loses all sense of delicacy and nuance.
    So I take it you don't put a lot of stock in the "must train the extensors" theory?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Tim K View Post
    So I take it you don't put a lot of stock in the "must train the extensors" theory?
    I do not.

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