Liquid chalk

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    Anyone ever use liquid chalk? I can't deadlift without chalk and my gym doesn't frown on chalk use but the owner isn't exactly happy either. I just ordered some and hoping it comes in time before Monday the next time I deadlift. Anyone have any experience with it?

    #201633

    Richard Schmitt
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    Yep and works wonders!

    #201634

    Yep and works wonders!

    http://www.bodybuilding.com/store/liquid-grip/liquid-grip.htmlI ordered the 1.5 oz for now just to make sure the stuff was legit. Really looking forward to trying it out. Next order I will get the 8oz size. Looks like you only need a dime size worth for pulling.

    #201635

    Richard Schmitt
    Moderator

    Exactly. I have both powder and liquid, but prefer to have liquid because of the same issue with the gym being “difficult”

    #201636

    Lesli Bortz
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    It's awesome.

    #201637

    Gotta get me some too. Thanks for the link.

    #201638

    TCB
    Participant

    Just don't use anything and consider it extra grip training. 😛

    #201639

    Spatz
    Moderator

    Thats kind of what I was thinking last time I did deadlifts… “Gosh, I need one of hand grippers to strengthen my hands..” I didn't think about just buying chalk. … I wonder if flour or corn starch would work o_o I can hear my husband now “Did you cook with my weights????”

    #201640

    TCB
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    Thats kind of what I was thinking last time I did deadlifts... "Gosh, I need one of hand grippers to strengthen my hands.." I didn't think about just buying chalk. ... I wonder if flour or corn starch would work o_o I can hear my husband now "Did you cook with my weights????"

    It certainly would not work. Picture what happens when you mix corn starch with a little bit of water. Now replace water with hand sweat. SLIPPERY! haIf you find yourself chalkless, and your grip strength is limiting your pulling ability, you could always hook grip.

    #201641

    Used this stuff Saturday for the first time and it was awesome. I put a dime worth on both hands and it lasted the entire workout. Looking forward to how it will do today for deadlifts.

    #201642

    ManBearFrog
    Member

    Yep and works wonders!

    http://www.bodybuilding.com/store/liquid-grip/liquid-grip.htmlI ordered the 1.5 oz for now just to make sure the stuff was legit. Really looking forward to trying it out. Next order I will get the 8oz size. Looks like you only need a dime size worth for pulling.

    Never used that kind before.  Back when I had to lift in a gym that didn't allow chalk I tried some other brand and it worked okay as long as my hands were completely dry...other than that, it was alcohol based, so God help if I ripped a callus or something.

    #201643

    Tony Snow
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    Gotta get me some too. Thanks for the link.

    Uh, yeah, just checked out your bb.com feature, and you are my new role model!!!  Great transformation...and like you, I look for fitness models that are my height and use them as motivation!  My current fitness icon is Elliot Hulse, he is about my height and weight (except his is a hell of a lot more muscle) and what I aspire to look like...sorry to hijack the thread, but had to commend you...

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