Gapoz Posted December 6, 2014 Posted December 6, 2014 (edited) Christan sent me this video he wants to ask if Wade Gillingham can put this on on his website and please comment is this 2 or 3 reps. I tried to examine but can't see it clearly but it could be possible that it is somewhere closed at 0:45 - 0:48 seconds ? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9NI4qqaiH2c Edited December 6, 2014 by Gapoz 2 Quote
king crusher Posted December 7, 2014 Posted December 7, 2014 What do those rate at? That's pretty serious ain't it. Nice work. Quote
Chez Posted December 7, 2014 Posted December 7, 2014 What do those rate at? That's pretty serious ain't it. Nice work. Harder than the average #3.5. usually 175-180. They have a nasty sweep and are wide so they feel harder than the rating. Strong work. I played it 1/2 speed and paused it several times but I couldn't see handles touch on the third. Definitely 2 reps though. 1 Quote "A lot of men train to be pretty, I train to be the strongest man in the world, then again I'm already pretty." -Magnus Samuelsson "You don't have to be fat to be strong!" - Svend Karlsen "I know it doesn't just come from playing with yourself" - Svend Karlsen talking to Magnus Samuelsson about closing the COC #4. "Everybody pulls for David, nobody roots for Goliath" - Wilt Chamberlain "No Roids. Just Rage!"
slazbob Posted December 7, 2014 Posted December 7, 2014 What do those rate at? That's pretty serious ain't it. Nice work.My 8, is weaker than my 3.5... Depends. Even with an avg 8 this is strong work tho. Quote
Geralt Posted December 7, 2014 Posted December 7, 2014 (edited) Pm me if interested in trading hands please. Strong! Edited December 7, 2014 by Geralt 1 Quote Started training June 2008 MM level 1 Ghp7 GSS certified Some videos.... http://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_y-TPakQE6zfc18qWgZW7Q
MarcoBuhl Posted December 7, 2014 Posted December 7, 2014 nice closes! Now you are in the top3 of the GHP Challenge i think. Quote My Youtube Account: http://www.youtube.com/user/kornkid2001 Goals for 2014: Apollons Axle DO: 200Kg, Rolling Thunder: 100Kg, Inch lifts with soda cans, Shallow hub: 32Kg, Half a penny: 22Kg, Stub: 25Kg, coc#3 cert! Red Nail bend
Kashtan Posted December 8, 2014 Posted December 8, 2014 2 reps. Great work! Quote 2-time world absolute champion armlifting 2011-2012; Python Grip World Class; FBBC HARD; FBBC Super; Current WR holder FBBC 8-lb bomb; Current NAGS WR holder 2'' V-Bar 343 lbs 31 reps CoC#3 20 mm block set; 12 reps CoC#3.5 20 mm block set; T9 (Tetting Grand Elite) 4 reps 20 mm block set - both hands; Little Big Horn on contest - 111.2 kg; on training - 136 kg ; Inch hold 64 sec; FBBC 3'' dumbbell handle - 95.8 kg=211 lbs CoC#4 4 reps 20 mm block set right hand & 10 reps MMS. GHP certification Level 9 - 2 reps - 3rd place. Ex-Official World Record on axle Ironmind double overhand deadlift - 236.1 kg ; Double Inch Dumbbells walk - 40.3 m - 132 feets. Millennium Dumbbell 40 singles both hands for 1 hour, 6 reps right hand strict
Gapoz Posted December 9, 2014 Author Posted December 9, 2014 anybody knows what the rule normally is. for example if a gripper is closed just 0,3 seconds is it a close? or is the rule that it has to be a convincing close? there was ever a member here who examined these kind of videos with slowmotion and zoom. Hope he will show up again... Quote
acorn Posted December 9, 2014 Posted December 9, 2014 Close just has to be visible as well as the block between the handles for each set. Does not have to be a specific amount of time. Send the video link to Wade and let him decide how many reps are clearly touching, etc. Only he can determine what goes on his cert list. - Aaron Quote ** Retired **
Juha Harju Posted December 9, 2014 Posted December 9, 2014 HP Gripper Challenge Rules The gripper used must either be a brand new gripper (a) or a previously opened gripper (b). We reserve the right to inspect the gripper prior to adding your name to the list and in some cases may ask you to complete the challenge again using a new factory sealed gripper. a) For attempts on new grippers, the gripper must be in the original factory sealed package and opened on film (video format) or by the judge (competition format). Once the gripper is opened the gripper must remain on film (video format) or with the judge (competition format) until the challenge attempt is completed. b) For attempts on previously opened grippers, the distance between the handles at the end of the gripper furthest from the spring must be measured using a clearly marked ruler or digital display micrometer. The spring diameter must be measured using a digital display micrometer right above the point the spring inserts into the handle. The gripper must remain on film after the final close and be immediately measured with the result clearly presented on video. The gripper can only be touched by the closing hand after the start of the first rep. The off hand can be used to position the gripper but must be removed prior to the start of the first rep. The gripper reps must all start from no closer than 1.5 inches as measured by an official GHP Set Block which measures 1.5 inches wide, 1 inch thick, and 3 inches long. The Set Block must be passed between the ends of the handles by the athlete performing the challenge attempt (using their off hand) before each rep begins. The video (or judge) must clearly show (or see) the block passing between the handles at the start of the rep and the handles touching at the completion of the rep. If there is any uncertainty on either of these parts the rep will not count. The reps must be consecutive with the pause between the completion of a rep and start of the next rep being no more than 2 seconds. In the competition format the judge will indicate when the rep is complete with an audible count of the rep number. For video attempts please keep the video short and professional. Please show your face either before or after the challenge attempt. The video should be uploaded to YouTube as a private video or emailed to challenge@gillinghamhp.com. Unprofessional behavior, language, music, etc., could cause your attempt to be rejected. Submitting a video as participation in the challenge gives Gillingham Enterprises, LLC, the right to duplicate the video for purposes of promoting the challenge and the Gillingham High Performance brand. A ranking of the athlete against all other athletes participating in the GHP Gripper Challenge will be maintained. For the purposes of ranking, a single rep with a higher level gripper will be ranked higher than any number of reps with a lower level gripper. The athlete can make multiple attempts however their name will only appear once on the list at the highest ranking achieved. Quote Juha Harju Finland The King Kong Of Grip GripMonsters GripMonsters-YouTube
Hannes Kainz Posted December 9, 2014 Posted December 9, 2014 Two reps looks pretty good, on the third Iam not sure! Quote
Gapoz Posted December 10, 2014 Author Posted December 10, 2014 What about this new video? please comment https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v6cKe-hn8rg Quote
Geralt Posted December 10, 2014 Posted December 10, 2014 Whoa...some power under the hood! <-- my comment. You should have sent it in to Wade Gillingham. Is that Ghp8 rated? Quote Started training June 2008 MM level 1 Ghp7 GSS certified Some videos.... http://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_y-TPakQE6zfc18qWgZW7Q
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