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    how important is extensor training

    if im doing pinch and supporting strength for my grip training, how important is direct extensor training?
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    I think very. Very very very.

    I believe it makes your hands stronger as well. Like your flexors are not afraid to be strong because they are balanced.
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    thanx
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    Originally Posted by mitten View Post
    if im doing pinch and supporting strength for my grip training, how important is direct extensor training?
    can make a big difference - generally if your getting tendon pain inbetween your knuckles you need to train your extensors more
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    Pinching actually works the extensors adequately. It can only help to train them specifically though.

    My suggestion would be to get a wrist roller and do lots of work with it. Nothing balances the forearms quite like a solid WR routine.
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