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handgrip

[hand-grip] / ˈhændˌgrɪp /




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Convenient, safe, and non-invasive, 'handgrip strength' is a reliable predictor for age-related disease and disability.

From Science Daily

Yoga also did not appear to improve handgrip, another metric associated with frailty, and there was less evidence it improved balance, possibly because many of the studies used chair-based methods.

From Washington Post

This included a fully articulating screen, a larger handgrip, tally lights, a new mic array, and a hot shoe for accessories.

From The Verge

The bike’s design, with its white tires, leather saddle and handgrips, and sleek black frame with gold lettering, harken back to that first prototype.

From The Verge

It’s that expensive price, the lack of any real handgrips, and the complete lack of weatherproofing that made me fear using this camera out in the world.

From The Verge