1200LB Gripper - Is this possible with 1 hand? #shorts #grip

[ImAMonopoly]

Nah this grip was made to train hulk 💀

[bronzekilla]

1200 lbs! Jus casually grippin over a half ton, no worries!😅

[chrislife]

1 rep of that will give you 5 years of forearm muscle growth and the grip of a mountain climber, climbing everyday for 10 years straight

[Jacknicleson]

I think bro lights his gym with premium depression lights

[foxyfox]

the only thing that surprised me was the delivery took 2 weeks

[robinlehnerd]

I got that gripper several years ago. Hands down the best gripper I have :)

I normally use it with 2-3 springs. The ergonomics are good and the adjustability is too.

[stevesanchez]

200 pounds per spring. You would a hard time finding people to do 2 springs.

[IcyNice-ygwn]

Nobody noticed
"Sam Sulek feet pics"

[wilurbean]

Guessing they're 200lbs/inch springs or something, but it's also a lever where the lower springs exert more force because they expand further that the ones near the hinge.

[rileyyost]

Bro really gripping eddy halls deadlift.🤣

[dyrokudobane]

The real crazy thing about this gripper is that it's advertised as 50 kg to 1200 kg with up to 8 springs. It would average 150 kg or 3x the lowest for each spring slot. Some of the slots would add much more resistance than the others for it to work that way.

[heyviper]

I was at a trade show in Tennessee a few months back and one of the suppliers eho had set up a booth had a couple of grip trainers and had set up a little competition.

If you could one hand the 150 pounder you got a free licensed cooler, so i figured I'd give it a shot (For context I'm an electrician so my grip strength is fairly high).

He handed me the 40, no sweat light work. Same deal with the 60, then he pulled out a 100 pounder and i can honestly say that i felt muscles in my hand move that i didnt even know were there lol.

I did not walk out of there with a cooler, but i did get a couple free shirts.

[Playingwithproxies]

Each spring you add is gonna resist much less than the ones on the far end due to leverage

[YourGuyForKnowledge]

First you get used to 1 spring then you train for 2

[Andrew-vqzr]

Someone get one of these to the blacksmith dude, he can do it

[zizoumb]

im no weight lifterbut i just like the calmness in the video especially when adjusting the volume to the middle on the volume bar

[dlfrestoration]

Finally one that I can use all the others I just squish

[BGTTO]

Surprisingly, people actually use it. A buddy who does free climbing uses that for training. At first I thought it was a badly designed aluminum cutter, but then he showed me how to use it. He's such a slim guy with a lean build, but he reps that like it's nothing.

[reaperplays]

You see what people don't understand is your grip strength is actually based off your forearm strength as the muscles in your forearm are what close your hand so if you made your forearm super strong maybe

[tetejohn]

Oh my God I can barely move it....!!😂😂😂 This lines made me laugh so hard that morning coffee came out through my nostrils....😂