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The Hook Grip
GUIDE

The Hook Grip in Weightlifting: Science, Pain Relief & the Right Tape

Grip strength can make or break your success in Olympic weightlifting. While lifting straps are great for taking the load off your forearms during training sessions, competition day demands pure hand strength. This is where lifters rely on the hook grip. This specialized grip technique prevents your hand from opening up, ensuring the barbell doesn’t roll out of your fingers.

Benefits of a Weightlifting Belt
GUIDE

Are Lifting Belts Beneficial? Scientific Facts & Training Tips

Are lifting belts beneficial or do they just weaken your back? Learn how to achieve maximum stability using the correct breathing technique (Valsalva maneuver) and how to properly fit your belt in 5 simple steps. Read now and take your training to the next level!

TRAINING

Athletic Training for Weightlifter Part 6 – Jumps

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PR Mindset And Routines

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It’s The Taking Part That Counts

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What weightlifter can learn through CrossFit

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Myths, Hulk and Stereotypes

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Respect (not only) the Bar – 10 Gym Rules

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Workaholic and Weightlifting

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TRAINING

Athletic Training for Weightlifter Part 5 – Unilateral Exercises

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Failed attempts while training

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NUTRITION

Nutrition for Weightlifters Part 2 – Creatine

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Athletic training for weightlifter Part 4 – Back extensor

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Athletic Training for Weightlifter Part 3 – Upper body Push and Pull

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Nutrition for Weightlifter Part 1-Supplements

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TRAINING

Weightlifting Within CrossFit Part 1 – Barbell cycling, Touch´n´Go & Co

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GUIDE

VmaxPro Intro – Technical Progress Within Weightlifting

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