A strong or
weak hand grip carries more than just social cues.
Not exact matches
@BoldGeorge — So a woman hit's a child and uses the «My
hands are so
weak I can barely hold a bible» defense when any rational person would know
gripping strength in your
hands has nothing to do with your ability to swing them at a child.
It's a sad truth that the
hands are the
weakest link in nearly every athlete, and nowadays
grip training represents a lost art.
My left
grip is much
weaker than my right
hand grip.
When treating wrist, forearm and finger pain, see a clinician or physician if you experience numbness in one or both of your
hands, a
weak or unequal
grip, tingling or signs of carpal tunnel.
Assuming you have a bar, grab the bar with both
hands, shoulder - width apart, and your palms facing either away from you or towards you (perform more reps of whichever
grip you are
weaker at by doing this
grip first, but make sure to do both ways for good muscle balance).
Don't clasp their
hand in a death
grip, but remember that a
weak handshake is never good news.