BillBachman
Gold Member
Developing French grip with the weaker hand! The main difference between people's strong and weak hand is almost always a matter of finger control, so developing French grip (which is the best grip for finger control) on the weak hand sets you up for success. Even if you never directly use it, it does wonders for developing the fulcrum/finger control ability that make your "strong" hand the strong hand.
(Practicing 10 times more with the weaker hand is a decent idea, but you'll see WAY better results if you make the changes which enable it to catch up to your right hand. Otherwise you'll probably just be pushing that much harder against the brick wall.)
Here's a free-bee with my extreme method to isolate and build it from scratch:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fBBmKz6gRas
(Practicing 10 times more with the weaker hand is a decent idea, but you'll see WAY better results if you make the changes which enable it to catch up to your right hand. Otherwise you'll probably just be pushing that much harder against the brick wall.)
Here's a free-bee with my extreme method to isolate and build it from scratch:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fBBmKz6gRas