Sentences with phrase «worrying about my grip»

«1 Ton Hooks» are cast iron lifting hooks that are designed to allow you to hold extremely heavy without worrying about your grip strength.

I occasionally use lifting hooks so I do not have to worry about my grip strength much at all.

Should I switch to the hack squat where I can really push my legs without worrying about my grip?

Not exact matches

There are major problems in the black community, and these guys are trying to worry about some else's salvation — get a grip!

We may need to repent of anxiety that has gripped us because we were worried about temporal things.

To: Mr Admin I think you should get a grip rather than slagging off fans worried about the collapse in standards at Arsenal.

As of his mothers funeral last June i have had to come to grips hes not going to be peaceful about any thing concerning his rights, and worry he will kill someone if interfered with.

The grips on the handlebars are toddler - sized, so you don't have to worry about your 18 - month - old being able to hang on as she concentrates on finding her balance.

When you wrap it around your baby it grips quite well and has just enough give to get a nice tight fit yet it's still thin and breathable so you do not have to worry about baby over heating.

They are usually designed with both children and parents comfort in mind, with a handy wrist strap so that you do not have to worry about losing your grip on the stroller, as well as a cushioned handle.

Plus no worries about the tabs coming undone thanks to the Double Grip Strips giving Huggies Little Movers a comfy fit that lasts.

Cox insisted he's not worried about losing his grip on the chairmanship, saying he has no plans to resign and has not been asked to do so.

The introspective myopia which has since gripped our body politic has confirmed to the world that we are too busy dealing with our own self - inflicted woes to worry much about the rest of the world's.

Some senior figures who worry about the unions» grip on the party fear that a move aimed at diminishing organised - Labour's influence could end up handing them even more power than they had before

Some senior figures who worry about the unions» grip on the party fear that a move aimed at diminishing organised - Labour's influence could end up handing them even more power than they had before: although they will lose their block votes, some fear that the unions will use their formidable organisation machines to register large numbers of associate members, and then attempt to influence their votes.

The handles have silicone grips so you don't have to worry about them getting hot.

It's a dry snorkel, so you will breathe freely through your nose and mouth without having to grip a mouthpiece and worry about water coming in.

There are black rubberized grips on the handle, too, so you don't have to worry about slipping.

But then again, bad form is guaranteed to result with injury, no matter which grip you use, so you don't really have to worry about using the mixed grip.

If you use the mixed grip correctly, i.e. only for your heavy deadlift sets and only once your normal grip can't hold the weight anymore, you have no reason to worry about any muscle imbalances.

The beauty of these products and more traditional lifting chalk is your hands stay dry so you don't have to worry about losing your grip on the bar.

Getting in the mood, being honest about what turns you on, and enjoying super pleasurable orgasms all suffer when you're gripped by panic and worry.

It also offers a stable base when working out with a dumbbell and you don't need to worry about losing grip on the seat.

Start with an underhand grip before you worry about going overhand.

The difference in muscle involvement from grip width is so minor that it is not worth worrying about.

Before you start worrying about any of that stuff, you need to get a firm grip on your calorie intake.

Don't worry about getting a big grip on your heels.

You'd be forgiven for not being fully in the know about the set up of Banned / Dancing Days, because they're a wholesale only brand and have only recently split up their company by styles with a name change, but don't worry, I'm here to help you get to grips with it.

As a drama, it isn't particularly gripping (perhaps because we know that it is going to be a happy ending so you don't have to worry about something tragic happening).

Gripping, wondrous and at times horrifying, it's a superb effort that opens the door for perhaps another game, but don't worry about that.

Half - inch wider rear wheels and new - gen Pirelli P Zero tires provide fiercer grip and no worries about twitchiness.

Getting a good grip on your true income and expenses is a lot of work, and you may feel like you're worrying about nickels and dimes when there's big money to be made from rising property values.

It's hard enough to keep a grip on what your animals are doing from minute to minute, much less having to worry about what's happening beneath the fur.

Beginners needn't worry about getting to grips with the process; there are numerous dive companies that offer PADI courses.

The owners of Big Blue Sea Diving Centre have plenty of experience helping nervous first - timers get to grips with scuba diving, making it ideal for anyone worried about safety.

No need to worry about sweaty thumbs thanks to the two included thumb stick grips.

Gripping, wondrous and at times horrifying, it's a superb effort that opens the door for perhaps another game, but don't worry about that.

You can either run some fingers through it for a secure grip, or wrap the cord around the case itself if you're worried about it opening in a travel bag.

The TPU design patterns also add a level of grip to the handset, so you won't have to worry about those accidental slips.

Take a careless walk through crowded places without having to worry about your iPad Pro; its tactile grip with micro grips gives you firmer grip position.

The U11 also lets you calibrate how much pressure the frame needs, so no need to worry about crushing your phone with your superhuman grip.

Although we'd still be worried about dropping it, especially as the glass does make it feel less grip - friendly in the hand than previous models.

In terms of design the Ascend P2 doesn't exactly break any new ground, but it's a relatively stylish, functional handset which sits reasonably well in the hand - although we found it offered little in the way of grip which lead us to worrying about dropping it, and sometimes actually dropping it.