After 90 min: Climb your first 5.6 grade route indoors and build full-body strength
Build Your Grip Strength
After 90 min: Increase grip strength for better deadlifts and daily function
What you need
The 90-Minute Plan
Gentle hand stretches. Rotate wrists 10 times each direction. Shake out hands.
Use a hand gripper. Squeeze maximally for 5 seconds. Rest 10 seconds. Do 20 reps per hand.
Hang from a pull-up bar for 20-30 seconds. Rest 1 minute. Repeat 5 times. Increases grip endurance.
Hold heavy dumbbells at your sides. Walk 40 meters. Rest 1 minute. Do 5 sets. Builds functional strength.
Stretch forearms and wrists. Hand massage. Review your progress. Train grip 2x weekly.
Grip strength predicts longevity. Strong hands help with pull-ups, deadlifts, and climbing.
Keep Going
You might also try
After 90 min: You'll develop balanced muscle strength and improve everyday movement patterns.
After 90 min: Hold a 2-minute plank and build a strong, injury-resistant core
After 90 min: Perform 5 foundational moves with perfect form and build functional strength