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   I don't know what all aspects of grip you are training. I train exclusively grippers and I have always used 2 sessions a week with great results. As I said though, I train only grippers. If you train many other areas of grip, then I know there are other people here with more insight for you.

    I will also say that as a "beginner", most anything you do will yield gains. As long as you're doing a decent amount of work, you'll make progress...

   Best of luck to you in your training.

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The only way to find out the best training frequency is to test each way and see which one benefits you the most

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I’ve gotten plenty of gains from one dedicated grip session per week in addition to my ordinary strength training. 
 

Recently I’ve upped my frequency from 7 days between sessions to 5-6 days between sessions. The result for me have been injuries, so I’m scaling back. 

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I also got good gains with 2 times a week grip training, with overall body strength training in the other days. As a beginer, years ago, first months i stuck on 1 time per week training due to slow recovery. Times after i slowly increase frequency of grip training days and stop on optimal for me 2 days a week.

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On 10/11/2024 at 5:30 PM, Edrik said:

https://youtu.be/k6SQziKi0MQ?si=tcBg8e4JrYKHER56

Im training grip 2 times a week with a gtg day on top.

Should I decrease/increase the training frequency or is this fine for a beginner?

So your grip training consists of x2 of the 13secs holding of the 1.5 twice a week?

 

(like what your video in YT shows)

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