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Strengthening Forearms

General discussions on joining & training in the Royal Marines.
lodge939
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Post by lodge939 »

Deadlifts, for sure.

It's not recommended to do distance runs i.e. >5mi on an empty stomach.

As for your bodyweight exercises, I'm a big fan of the calisthenics routine in the Navy SEALs warning order.

http://www.baseops.net/basictraining/na ... order.html
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Grippers, start with an Everlast pair.
Thses ones Addiction? http://www.everlast.com/everlast-wood-hand-grips.html
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Change that to a tricep movement and you're in business there.
For Forearms...... :-? :wink: .
Thses ones Addiction?
They look fine mate, give them a shot.
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ADDiction wrote:
Change that to a tricep movement and you're in business there.
For Forearms...... :-? :wink: .
Thses ones Addiction?
They look fine mate, give them a shot.
Indeed ADDiction. :wink:
Can't quite remember what the farkin movement was called as it's been year's :lol:

Also, regarding the product you're going to pur-chase.... Make sure you feel comfortable using them or your hands could end up quite sore which can lead to one unhappy chappy.

All the best. 8)
AJ

"First with your head and then with your heart. Don't stop."
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