Grip strength might just be one of the most underrated markers of health and fitness. What many don’t realize is that grip strength does far more than help you open jars or carry groceries. It reflects how well your nervous system, muscles, and connective tissues work together. Research consistently links stronger grip strength to better overall fitness, improved balance, and greater independence as you age. When your grip weakens, everyday tasks feel heavier, and fatigue sets in faster than it should.
What surprises many people is how quickly grip strength responds to the right kind of stimulus. You don’t need heavy barbel...

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