Gripmaster Pro Hand and Finger Exerciser - Heavy Tension (9 lbs. per finger)

Gripmaster Pro Hands Hand and Finger Exerciser The Gripmaster Pro Hand and Finger Exerciser is designed to improve finger and hand strength. Available in 3 levels of tension, the Gripmaster Pro Hand Exerciser is ideal for anyone who particicpates in activites such as rock climbing , tennis, weight lifting, and golf. The Gripmaster Pro Hands Hand and Finger Exerciser also makes a great inexpensive gift for athletes. Designed to increase strength in the hand, fingers, and forearm, the Gripmaster Pro Hand and Finger Exerciser is available in medium tension (7 lbs. per finger), heavy tension (9 lbs. per finger) and extra heavy tension (11 lbs. per finger). Using the Gripmaster Pro not only improves strength, it also help you to develop hand control, increase dexterity, and increase endurance as well as coordination. The Gripmaster Pro Hand and Finger Exerciser is used by professional athletes as well as sports trainers and therapists. Buy the Gripmaster Pro Hand and Finger Exerciser from ActiveForever today! Gripmaster Pro Hand and Finger Exerciser Features: Portable Professional Sports Trainers Use Gripmaster Gripmaster Provides an Effective Isolated Resistance Workout Develop and Maintain Strength Develop Hand Control Increase Endurance and Coordination Increase Dexterity to Ensure Competitive Edge Gripmaster Pro Hands Hand Exerciser Specifications Dimensions: 3.6" x 0.9" x 2.9" Weight: less than 1 lb Available Options: A16155 01 - Medium Tension (7 lbs. per finger) - Red A16155 02 - Heavy Tension (9-Pounds per Finger) - Black A16155 03 - Extra Heavy Tension (11 lbs. per finger) - Gray How Gripmaster Pro Hands Hand Exerciser Works: The wrist (1) and finger (2) flexors are the longer muscles of the forearm and wrist (extrinsic). These muscles lie in the forearm and their tendon components cross the wrist and attach to the bones to move the fingers and wrist. Exercise these for greater grip power and endurance. The smaller muscles of the hand (intrinsic), lie at the base of the thumb (3), small finger (4) and across