Grip Strength
Grip Like an Athlete: The Science Behind Why Monkee Grip Dead Hangs Build Superior Tendon Strength
Most people train muscles—but real grip power starts in the tendons. Monkee Grip dead hangs target the weak link most lifters ignore, building stronger, denser connective tissue through friction-ba...
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From Forearms to Core: How Rope Grip Dead Hangs Activate More Muscle Than You Think
Most people think dead hangs are all about forearms—but switch to rope grips, and you’ll feel muscles you didn’t even know existed. When you hang from friction instead of steel, your hands, shoulde...
Read moreStop Wasting Space: The Compact Tool That Replaces 3 Pieces of Gym Equipment
The Problem with Most Home Gyms Ask any home gym owner what they want more of, and you’ll hear the same thing — space.Between the rack, the bench, the barbell, and the dumbbells, your setup fills u...
Read moreTransform Your Pull-Up Bar: 5 Ways to Upgrade It with Rope Grips
Most home gyms rely on the same old pull-up bar, but rope grips unlock its full potential. This post breaks down five powerful ways to use rope grips to transform your bar into a full-body training...
Read moreHow Do I Improve My Hockey Shot Power? (Grip Strength Is a Key Component)
Why Your Shot Power is Capped (and How to Fix It): Every hockey player knows a hard shot starts in the legs and core, but that power is only as strong as the final link in the chain: your grip stre...
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