[blahblah192]

I deadlift sets of 5 at 315. I have no problem doing the weight. The only thats holding me back is my grip. Half the time the weight is kinda dangling in my fingers and that hurts a lot. Is there any exercises I can do to improve my grip? Thanks.

blah

[MadMas]

Back and Trap work will strengthen your grip. Forearm work will help too. Try chalk, thats what i use.

[DAdams91982]

Originally Posted by blahblah192

I deadlift sets of 5 at 315. I have no problem doing the weight. The only thats holding me back is my grip. Half the time the weight is kinda dangling in my fingers and that hurts a lot. Is there any exercises I can do to improve my grip? Thanks.

blah

Static hangs will also strengthen your grip. Grip a chinup bar, and hang to 60 seconds at a time... add weight as needed.

Adams

[ryansm]

The more you train heavy deads the stronger your grip will become. You may want to utilize a hook grip by hooking your thimb under the bar and wrapping over it with your fingers.

[MrSkullCrusher]

Originally Posted by MadMas

Try chalk, thats what i use.

Chalk really helped me also.They have grippers for sale too on certain powerlifting sites that are suppose to help grip.

[guyfromkop2]

http://www.sini.co.uk/strength/artic...0Explained.pdf

switch to hook grip

[Whiskey Steve]

My dead lift skyrocketed but my grip didn't keep up so I started using straps.....problem was solved...so i thought.
I could do a lot more weight but I never trained without straps after starting. So now im paying the price getting my grip back up to speed.

[ivydude]

I use captain of crush grippers and rack deads with a thicker bar (or towels wrapped around a regular one) and a 5 second hold at the top.

[guyfromkop2]

yea i stopped using my straps a long time ago and havent looked back, the only thing i use them for is bent over rows

[robfromny]

weighted pull ups
for grip