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I'm trying to get my forearms bigger and particularly focus on my grip strength but preferably exercises that do both, so what are some exercises I can add
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>>76940808
Would prefer a picture of Gooky the anime for future posts, thx.
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>>76940808
I do all my curls overhand and hammer, that was huge. You can also do that gay shit where you roll the barbell in your hand, wirstcurls
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>>76940808
Just do pull ups
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I found the rowing machine is good for forearms.

Been doing like 15 mins 10 mins 5 mins
And 5 X 4 mins

They seem to respond to volume like calf muscles which would make sense I guess.
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>>76940808
Doing both forearm size and grip simultaneously has already been mentioned above so I'll focus on just grip if you really want to isolate.
1) Pinch exercises: just pinch various flat objects like a bumper plate (preferably something heavier) and lift them straight up and down (keeping the weight and your hand perpendicular to the ground).
2) Crush grip: those grip strength trainers - that's what they're for.
3) Hold/carry: farmer's walk
When you're doing any of the other lifts other anons suggested, you could also wrap a towel around the bar for added difficulty. If you want to spend money, those Fat Gripz do actually work well, but I think most people will be just fine with the towel trick.
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>>76940808
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dhlx6gDa9Ws
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>>76940854
I already do the reverse(overhand) curls and wrist curls but they don't seem like they do anything for me. I do 3x8-12 for 110lbs in both.
>>76940861
Thank you
>>76940855
I already do them but they don't seem to be enough my grip on a dynanometer is only 126lbs
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>>76940861
I've noticed that when I do rows, my grip fails 5-6 reps before my back does. My dad's got some of those grip trainers - will they help with stamina, or just grip tightness/strength?
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>>76940808
Dead hangs. Load them once you get decent time. Other than that, what >>76940861 already mentioned. I found pic rel work quite well too. Either hang from them or attach them to some plates and lift them.
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>>76940884
Do more reps on the reverse curl and put your thumb over the bar, instead of against your fingers.
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I do pic rel and seated one armed rope sled pull. Things we do in wrestling/judo conditioning.
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>>76940808
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Arzt_SSqKc

Vid rel is pretty easy to do at home, or at the gym if you bring an old judo belt there.
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>>76940884
>I already do the reverse(overhand) curls and wrist curls but they don't seem like they do anything for me. I do 3x8-12 for 110lbs in both.
Probably because wrist curls train the wrist flexors / extensors, not the digital flexors. If you want greater grip strength, you have to actually train the muscles used when gripping.



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