I have the gen1 equipment and bought everything pimped to me by Pete
Sisco and EF to relieve the sore hands. All I did was make those
people more wealthier and my hands were still hurting.

I found the cheapest and best way to relieve the suffering. Go to your
local home supply store HomeDepot or Lowes and buy foam pipe
insulation. You can get a sleeve that is around 3 ft. in length and
they come with roughly two to three a pack. I use the 1/2 thick for 1
inch dia. pipe. The fat diameter makes a lot of cushion for the
pushing. My hands have never felt better... I wish I could say the
same for my wallet.

PS: The hooks are great though!


--- In Explosive_Fitness@yahoogroups.com, "shawnaf12001" <shawn@...>
wrote:
>
> Matt,
>
> CONGRATULATIONS on the gains!
>
> In my experience trainees will have pain in the muscles or what they
> describe as being in the bone (s).
>
> I use the 1 TON HOOKS for those who experience any pain for the bench
> or tricep press.
>
>
> This has worked for all my clients thus far. Plenty of fresh queezed
> lemon juice in water will eliminate aching/cramping muscles.
>
>
> Hydration is very important. The day before you train do your best
> to consume a lot of water.
>
>
> Good luck,
>
> Shawn
>
>
>
>
> -- In Explosive_Fitness@yahoogroups.com, "mildmanneredclarkkent64"
> <mildmanneredclarkkent64@> wrote:
> >
> > Hey all,
> > I have been using my Streamline for several months and have
> continually
> > shown positive gains. The only problem that I am finding is that
> now
> > that my wide grip and narrow grip bench presses are going up, I am
> > having to stop because it is causing pain in my hands where I am
> > applying all the pressure. I currently am using Schiek (model 540)
> > lifting gloves. I searched to see if anyone has addressed this and
> > could not find anything. Any suggestions? Thanks
> > Matt
> >
>