The fact is, you can be weight room strength but man strength weak, and if new research is any indication, you’re likely FAR weaker where man strength is concerned than your grandfather was at your age.
Here’s a question to answer:
What impression are you giving out with your grip?
Your grip can be an actual indicator of your current physical condition – some studies indicate that a weak grip was an indicator for eventual disability later in life.
Having a weak grip conveys softness.
It’s like being the guy who’s insanely soft and effeminate, but also in great shape. He lathers his hands with moisteurizer, uses gloves in the gym, is impeccable condition, but you don’t look at him like a man.
He’s a trust-fund baby. He’s never won anything on his own. A woman wouldn’t look to him for protection. She wouldn’t view him as a MAN.
He’s soft.
The problem is that this soft-but-in-shape guy is becoming the norm.
The gym is great, but if you want to convey power in business, with women, and in your every day life, you can’t have a soft grip!