$300.00
Available on back-order
Put the Titan’s Telegraph Key in your arsenal for weapons-grade thumb and finger strength.
Get the advantage of training your thumb and four fingers through the full range of motion. Minimize overuse problems such as tennis elbow or discomfort associated with playing a musical instrument.
Load up the 5″ loading pin with standard plates (not included), put your thumb on one handle and any combination of your remaining four fingers on the other handle, s-q-u-e-e-e-z-e . . . and get strong.
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As you start training with IronMind’s Titan’s Telegraph Key, you may feel that some of fingers are
is twice that of the ring finger and pinky. (1)
(by Edgar Mueller), which describes some of the grips that Hermann Goerner used for his deadlift training. (2)
20 hand positions on the Titan’s Telegraph Key
Telegraph Key with an overhand grip (may be a little weaker) or an overhand grip (may be a little stronger), a total of 20 combinations.
A two-stage program
By initially focusing on 2- and 3-finger pinch, you develop great control of the fingers. And because
the loads are naturally lower, you gradually develop the tolerance of the skin, bones and ligaments. Alternate the two workouts below every 3-4 days until you have improved your loads by 20-30%.
Day 1 – 2-finger pinch
* T/P + T/R + T/M +T/I, 15 + 15 + 15 + 15 reps each hand at an even speed, 1-2 sets
Get out your fractional plates and find an 8 RM with the overhand grip for each finger. Three options
to deal with the inevitable fatigue are: 1) change sides with no break, 2) switch to the underhand grip, and 3) reduce the load. Increase the load specific to each finger when 15 reps can be completed with no break.
Day 2 – 3-finger pinch
* T/RP + T/MR + T/IM, 10 + 10 + 10 + 10 reps each hand at an even speed, 1-2 sets
Day 2 is executed in the same way as day 1, with the exception that the start load should be a
6 RM load.
| Weight | 4000 g |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 500 × 200 × 250 mm |
