Grip Strength: The Hidden Key to a Bigger Deadlift
Your back is strong enough. Your hands are the weak link. Here is how to fix your grip.
10 sets of 10 reps. Don't lose count in the middle of a set.
GVT is simple on paper but brutal in practice. The hardest part? Remembering if you just finished set 7 or set 8. RepLog's dedicated set counter and rest timer keep you honest.
Big visual indicator of how many sets remain. 10/10 is the goal.
GVT relies on incomplete recovery (60s rest). Be strict.
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German Volume Training works by exhausting a specific group of motor units and forcing the body to recruit dormant fibers. **Tempo Control:** GVT demands a 4-0-2-0 tempo. RepLog includes a "Tempo Metronome" in the rest timer. You can visualize the 4-second eccentric to ensure you aren't cheating the reps just to finish the set.
No, stay at 60% 1RM for all 10 sets. If you fail, note it.
Yes, but prepare for extreme soreness (DOMS). RepLog allows you to track soreness levels next day.
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