We treat lefties right
Most people who train with grippers think they feel fine in both hands, but if you think your left hand has gotten short shrift, IronMind's Left-Turn grippers might be for you: they're tailor-made for lefties. They feature:
» Feels “just right” in your left hand
» IronMind's proprietary GR8-L™ springs: precise, durable, good-looking
» Black anodized aircraft-grade aluminum handles*
» Precision manufacturing and peerless build quality for world-class performance
» IronMind® stamped in the clear band mid-handle and model at the end of the handle
» Captains of Crush Compatible (CoC2)
» Designed and manufactured in the USA
*Just like the finish on your new car, if appearance is important to you, don't beat on the surface of your Left-Turn grippers as this could damage the anodizing; on the other hand, if this happens, don't lose any sleep over it because it is purely cosmetic and will not affect the functionality of the gripper.
What's special about Left-Turn grippers?
IronMind’s world-famous Captains of Crush® (CoC) grippers, as well as most others, use what are called left-hand wind springs, and gripsters around the planet successfully train both their right and left hands with them. But some people think grippers feel slightly different in their left hand than in their right. Part of this could be differences in hand position, hand dominance, or hand strength, but it could also be due to differences in the geometry of left-hand and right-hand wind springs.
Left-Turn grippers use what are called right-hand wind springs, the opposite of CoC grippers. If that sounds confusing or backwards, the simple thing to remember is that if your trusty Captains of Crush gripper doesn't feel quite the same in your left hand as in your right, grab an IronMind Left-Turn gripper and train with it exactly as you would with a CoC gripper.
Training with Left-Turn grippers
Train for best results with a Left-Turn gripper exactly the same way as with a Captains of Crush gripper. Your focus will be on short, high-intensity workouts that reflect the general principles of progressive resistance training: low reps, maximum effort, and so forth. All the details are in the Captains of Crush instruction booklet, which is included to guide your Left-Turn gripper training.
Remember, you can train either hand with your Left-Turn grippers—just as you can use either hand when training with your Captains of Crush grippers.
