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Grip & forearm training

Grip & Forearm Strength Standards

Find out how your hangs, carries, and wrist curls measure up. Check your grip and forearm performance, see your strength level, and choose a target for your next training block.

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Make grip training easier to track. Time a dead hang, record a Farmer’s Walk, or use a wrist-curl set to see where you stand on Endura’s standards. Your result gives that exercise a clear starting point and a goal you can come back to.

Choose your grip challenge

Start with an exercise you already train, or choose a hang, carry, or hold you can repeat to follow your progress.

Your goalRecommended calculator
See how strong my 30-second Farmer’s Walk is Farmer’s Walk Strength Standards Calculator
Find out how my dead-hang time measures up Dead Hang Strength Standards Calculator
Check my hang with added weight Weighted Dead Hang Strength Standards Calculator
Get a target for my plate-pinch hold Plate Pinch Hold Strength Standards Calculator
Check my plate-pinch carrying performance Plate Pinch Carry Strength Standards Calculator
See my barbell wrist-curl strength level Barbell Wrist Curl Strength Standards Calculator
See my dumbbell wrist-curl strength level Dumbbell Wrist Curl Strength Standards Calculator

Explore more grip and forearm exercises

Find the wrist-curl variation, hold, or gripper you train. Browse by equipment, or search the full collection here.

Hangs, carries & grip exercises 2 calculators

Find a measurable grip-training goal with a hang, carry, pinch, hold, or gripper test.

Barbell wrist curls 7 calculators

Check your forearm strength with barbell wrist curls. Find seated, bench-supported, reverse, and behind-the-back variations.

Dumbbell wrist curls 7 calculators

Track your wrist-curl strength with dumbbells. Choose your palm position and support setup.

Cable & Smith-machine wrist curls 5 calculators

Get a forearm strength benchmark on your cable or Smith machine. Use the same station and setup for future checks.

Build a grip progress log

Pick a test you can repeat, record the result, and give yourself a clear target to beat.

Choose a test you can repeat

A dead hang needs a bar and timer. Carries and wrist curls give you other ways to track progress with the equipment you use.

Record the right result

Hangs and holds use time; wrist curls and grippers use repetitions. Carries have their own distance or time rules, including the Farmer’s Walk’s continuous 30-second protocol.

Keep your setup familiar

Use the same handle, plate shape, hand position, and equipment for repeat checks. That makes a change in your result easier to interpret.

Set a goal for your next check

Use the calculator’s targets and your previous result to choose what to work on. Track hang time, carrying performance, and wrist-curl strength as separate exercises.