| Grip Master Hand And Finger Exercisers
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All instrumental musicians have one common instrument among them...their hands. The GRIPMASTER has been designed to maintain the health and performance of fingers and hands. Musicians spend hours practicing for proficiency. All have a common goal to develop and maintain strength, control, endurance, coordination, and dexterity to ensure their competitive edge. GRIPMASTER is there to help you reach those goals. It is uniquely effective because each finger is isolated and flexed on a spring-loaded button. It also delivers total conditioning for each individual finger, the entire hand, wrist and forearm. Beginners will leap months ahead in fingering and strength ability. Professionals can easily warm up before a performance. The GRIPMASTER is pocket-sized and durable, so you can take it wherever you go, even if you do not have your instrument. There are 3 color-coded models of graduated resistance. Yellow is for extra light tension with 3 lbs. of pressure per finger. Blue is for light tension with 5 lbs. per finger for average hands. Red is for medium tension with 7 lbs. per finger for stronger-than-average hands. This great little exerciser is a tool that no musician should be without!
The Grip Master hand and finger exerciser was featured in the hit movie "Mission To Mars", which starred Gary Sinese and Tim Robbins.
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