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Last discussed Jul 16, 2026

A finger and forearm strengthening protocol developed by rock climber Emil Abrahamson, involving partial body-weight hangs for 10 seconds on, 50 seconds off for 10 minutes, done twice a day.

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Tim Ferriss
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Used for: Building finger and forearm endurance and strength for rock climbing; done twice daily Praised: Very moderate intensity; produces insane endurance and strength gains in lowe...

"Abrahamson's are pretty simple. It's partial body-weight hangs in different positions for 10 seconds on, 50 seconds off for 10 minutes. You do that twice a day. It's very, very moderate in intensity. The endurance and strength gains that you get i..."

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