25/08/2026
Repetitive gripping is a key component of many hybrid training formats, but it can also place significant strain on the forearm and inner elbow over time.
A common condition associated with this is medial epicondylitis, where the tendons at the inner elbow become irritated due to repeated loading.
In many cases, the issue is not a single movement, but the accumulation of tension — particularly from sustained gripping during exercises such as rope work or kettlebell training.
Simple strategies such as managing grip intensity and incorporating brief recovery techniques between sets may help reduce strain during training.
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