
Novara Performance
Novara Forearm Protocol
What's Inside


The Protocol
Use the adjustable gripper at moderate resistance. 3 sets of 20–30 reps. Build crush strength before pushing load.
Switch to the extensor trainer. 3 sets of 15–20 reps. Extend all fingers fully against resistance — often the most neglected movement in training.
Finish with a 60-second hold at 60–70% of max load. Trains slow-twitch fibres. This is what builds forearm density, not just peak crush.
What it builds
Progressive loading from 10 to 60 kg builds the crush strength that transfers to every pulling movement in the gym.
Sustained protocol work builds the slow-twitch fibre density most athletes never develop. The look and the function, together.
Stronger grip directly improves deadlifts, rows, pull-ups, and farmer carries. The weak link in your pull chain is your hands.
The extensor trainer counters flexor dominance. Balanced development means healthier joints and finer motor control.
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What's Inside
The complete kit.
Everything you need to start the Protocol today.
The Case
Why grip strength matters.
The data behind the Protocol.
The Protocol
How to use the kit.
10 minutes a day. Any time. Anywhere.
Who It Is For
For those who train with intention.
The Protocol is not for everyone. It is for the ones who see every weakness as a gap to close.
Benefits
What you will feel.
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