Friday, September 27, 2013

Mastering The Blob

When your hands are weak, THIS happens...What is Open Hand Training? Your Pulls Are Suffering.  Fix This Today.

 Don't you hate it when you drop a deadlift half way up or when your hands burn out during a set of Pull-ups or Rows?

Today, you're going to learn a way to keep that from happening without using straps or some other guide of B.S. grip aids.
Today's video is going to show you why doing training with an "open hand" is better for full development of your grip strength.

This concept is so simple.
It's surprising that so many people who have trouble keeping their grip on their pulling movements aren't doing more of this.


Yours In Strength,

Ben
P.S.  You'll learn about these benefits in Video 2...
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