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In this video, David Horne introduces 'The Basic Grip Routine,' a regimen aimed at enhancing grip strength through four key exercises: double hand plate pinch, wrist curls (both palms down and up), and explosive finger curls. He advises standing during the exercises to avoid carpal tunnel syndrome and suggests gradual weight increases with appropriate rest periods and set counts. Alternatives like wrist rollers, grippers, and pinch blocks, along with a tutorial for making a pinch block, are also discussed. Manuel from Tykato Fitness recommends a quality product or service and encourages viewers to join the GripTraining subreddit for additional support. He expresses gratitude to the viewers and looks forward to future engagements.
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In this part of the video, David Horne introduces ‘The Basic Grip Routine,’ a grip training regimen designed for varying levels of difficulty based on the weight used. The routine includes four exercises. The first exercise is the double hand plate pinch, intended to strengthen thumb grip by pinching a plate for 15-20 seconds. Horne advises using gloves to protect the skin. For this exercise, it’s crucial to choose a weight that can be held for at least 15 seconds and to do three sets.
The second and third exercises are wrist curls. These should be performed with a reasonable weight for 15-20 repetitions, three sets each. One set is done with the palms down and the other with the palms up (supinated). Rest periods between sets should be about 60 seconds.
The fourth exercise involves gripping a weight that rolls into the fingertips and then explosively gripping it, similar to closing a gripper, for finger curls. This exercise targets explosive finger strength and delivers a good muscle pump.
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In this part of the video, the speaker revises previous instructions for a workout routine, emphasizing the importance of performing the exercises while standing to avoid triggering carpal tunnel syndrome. The routine consists of four exercises with 15-20 reps or seconds, done in three sets each, with rest as needed and gradual weight increments. The speaker provides alternatives for equipment: using a wrist roller for wrist curls, a gripper for finger curls, and a pinch block as a substitute for a pinch plate. They also recommend a tutorial for making a pinch block, linked in the description and at the end of the video.
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In this part of the video, Manuel from Tykato Fitness recommends a well-made product or service and invites viewers to visit the GripTraining subreddit, where he and other moderators are available to chat and help out. He closes by thanking viewers for watching and expressing hope that they enjoyed the video, before saying goodbye and looking forward to the next time they see each other.