The first two are covered by running (a mix of endurance, tempo, and sprint training in your case). You need to be more specific about what dexterity.
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That desire to push yourself really hard in the beginning is what makes 99% of people quit everything they do, be it diets, exercise, music practice, etc. Just stick to the plan for a couple more months then adjust from there.
but everyone at the gym is so much stronger than me.
I want to be strong.
For progressive overload on a routine like PPL are you supposed to be able to add weight/reps to every lift you do that day every time?
how fast and how much did u lose, was it worth it, did u get shredded?
Are grip training 'devices' worth using?
I have a pretty weak grip and struggle with double overhand grip deadlifts, but I want to push through without using wraps/mixed grip.
Would this help me in any way or is that shit just placebo?
I've had good results using Fat Gripz, user. My grip is a lot stronger since using them.
Huh, cool. Didn't know about those things. Do you use them in every barbell exercise?
Did you get bigger forearms or just a stronger grip? I want to beef up my forearms (wristlet)
Not on squats, but I use them for everything else.