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Weight lifting gloves

Screw the gloves...never worn them or liked em. I use straps but only on certain lifts when the weight starts to get pretty damn heavy..deadlifts, shrugs etc.. It ain't gunna hurt you bro just not all the time. That's just my .02!
 
In regards to wrist straps, I'm beginning to think forearms/grip will always be behind potential back power. Seems like my grip will never catch up with the weight I want to pull with my back. Even when I use wrist straps, I still get crazy burn in my forearms, but atleast I can pull the weight I want and work my back much better than without em.

Unless your gonna compete in powerlifting, I don't see the downside to using wriststraps when needed for heavyweight.
 
In regards to wrist straps, I'm beginning to think forearms/grip will always be behind potential back power. Seems like my grip will never catch up with the weight I want to pull with my back. Even when I use wrist straps, I still get crazy burn in my forearms, but atleast I can pull the weight I want and work my back much better than without em.

Unless your gonna compete in powerlifting, I don't see the downside to using wriststraps when needed for heavyweight.
yep. Only use straps/hooks AFTER you cant keep your grip during deadlift/shrug/pull-up ect.
No point in stopping Back workout if grip gives out.

But people do neglect working out forearms and they stay weaker than they should
 
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