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**ëàìèíàò** · 06-18-2012, 06:31 PM

So do you think with the glove on the left hand it promotes a lighter grip with the hand that doesn't have a glove? I feel the opposite. The glove makes me grip less with that hand that has a glove. Granted I'm a beginner so I could be doing other things wrong which is causing that feel. Whith that statement I should have less grip pressure all around if I used two gloves. However I don't think I will do that.

I'm not really sure yet as I haven't tried it out. I feel like I grip pretty hard with the gloves on and I'm wondering if having the glove off of my right hand will promote more of a "feel" grip and give me some touch. I've always had the spinning club problem and I feel like that makes me grip the snot out of the club now and I'm trying to get away from that.

06-18-2012, 06:31 PM	#10
ëàìèíàò Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 427 Senior Member	So do you think with the glove on the left hand it promotes a lighter grip with the hand that doesn't have a glove? I feel the opposite. The glove makes me grip less with that hand that has a glove. Granted I'm a beginner so I could be doing other things wrong which is causing that feel. Whith that statement I should have less grip pressure all around if I used two gloves. However I don't think I will do that. I'm not really sure yet as I haven't tried it out. I feel like I grip pretty hard with the gloves on and I'm wondering if having the glove off of my right hand will promote more of a "feel" grip and give me some touch. I've always had the spinning club problem and I feel like that makes me grip the snot out of the club now and I'm trying to get away from that.
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