Isolation of trigger finger exercise with Grip Keepers!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 มี.ค. 2024
- I made a video for students of my 8 week accelerator course. One student (Joe) had some trigger freeze on a double bill drill and I gave him some advice on this exercise he could do in order to help eliminate that!!
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Good morning, Rob. Happy Monday to you and your family. Nice tip, and. SO TRUE.
Same to you James! And thanks for always sharing some comments on my page!!
@robepifania Good evening, Rob. Your welcome. I do my best to always like and comment on everyone's videos. I know both help out the channel
Good tip!
Thanks!!
Interesting how this publication just came out as I discovered the first joint on my index finger is how I’m trying to land onto the face of the trigger , why? I found my dot dosnt move as much as it did before discovering this when I’m trying to pull the tiger 10x as fasts as I can
Yep! It's a huge benefit when you learn how to do it!!
Thanks Rob. You got a link for those grip keepers?
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I did not know these existed, thank you I think I’ll buy one with your code. A few questions about them.
How would you compare the “just the grip” model vs The ones with a trigger guard mold? Seems like Just the grub gives you more range of motion with the trigger finger since the trigger is molded plastic that doesn’t move.
I was thinking I should buy the light weight (40lb) one, as I don’t have a lot of grip strength and struggle with tendonopathy in my forearms. Do you have an experience with that light weight one?
Honestly I'd say they're equal after using a bit Rob10 will also save 10%
Also missed your weight question - I have an article in USPSA magazine about forearm health too and how to solve that!
40# would probably be just fine, he's also working on a lighter model than that as well!
Thanks man, you’re awesome. Subscribed!
What is the brand of the grip keepers or where can they be purchased? Thx for the tip.
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Thank you sir!@@robepifania
what is the "sewing machine?"
It's a drill I do for recoil control that improves your ability to shoot faster and more accurate!
It's one of the drills given in the free drill series here - www.robepifania.net/free-drill-series
Rob, what gripkeeper strength is relevant for this exercise?
Medium?
I am an A class male shooter, however my grip is naturally weak, and I guess that's should be addressed.
Should I get mid&heavy combo? What would you recommend?
I'd honestly recommend the Medium for you! I actually use the medium more than the Heavy, because I can easily hold the Medium closed and isolate the trigger finger. The Heavy I can do reasonably also but it adds a lot more tension
@robepifania awesome! I'll get meduim strength "Just The Grip" (as I want space for trigger finger movement). And will train grip separately with other tools.
Thanks for the clarification!
@@Delfinchik excellent! Rob10 should save you 10% when you order too 😁