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Does Lifting Weights Make Your Fingers Thicker. should i go ahead and get it sized smaller now, or wait to see if i grow back into it after lifting for a while? with a fat bar, your fingers won’t overlap as much, if at all, and you’ll have to rely on hand strength only to maintain your grip. the hands get strong on a deadlift, but posterior chain muscles get stronger, and so when weights get real heavy, lifters tend to lose the bar. Save the mixed grip only for when you can no longer pick up the bar with an overhand. my advice for you though, if you are worried about having bigger hands or thicker hands due to lifting weights, it is definitely a risk. grabbing a heavy gym weight plate (relative to your grip strength) and simply holding onto it for set times will improve your pinch grip. deadlift with an overhand grip. the cause isn't completely clear, but hand swelling appears to be a result of the way your body and blood.

the cause isn't completely clear, but hand swelling appears to be a result of the way your body and blood. deadlift with an overhand grip. my advice for you though, if you are worried about having bigger hands or thicker hands due to lifting weights, it is definitely a risk. the hands get strong on a deadlift, but posterior chain muscles get stronger, and so when weights get real heavy, lifters tend to lose the bar. should i go ahead and get it sized smaller now, or wait to see if i grow back into it after lifting for a while? with a fat bar, your fingers won’t overlap as much, if at all, and you’ll have to rely on hand strength only to maintain your grip. grabbing a heavy gym weight plate (relative to your grip strength) and simply holding onto it for set times will improve your pinch grip. Save the mixed grip only for when you can no longer pick up the bar with an overhand.

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Does Lifting Weights Make Your Fingers Thicker my advice for you though, if you are worried about having bigger hands or thicker hands due to lifting weights, it is definitely a risk. deadlift with an overhand grip. my advice for you though, if you are worried about having bigger hands or thicker hands due to lifting weights, it is definitely a risk. the hands get strong on a deadlift, but posterior chain muscles get stronger, and so when weights get real heavy, lifters tend to lose the bar. should i go ahead and get it sized smaller now, or wait to see if i grow back into it after lifting for a while? the cause isn't completely clear, but hand swelling appears to be a result of the way your body and blood. with a fat bar, your fingers won’t overlap as much, if at all, and you’ll have to rely on hand strength only to maintain your grip. Save the mixed grip only for when you can no longer pick up the bar with an overhand. grabbing a heavy gym weight plate (relative to your grip strength) and simply holding onto it for set times will improve your pinch grip.