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It’s saturday night, you’re getting a beer or two at the bar. You look at the wrong girl, and a big guy comes over to you. “You lookin’ at my girl fool?!”He says.

You answer steadily with a “let’s armwrestle”. He agrees, and the whole bar is watching. You win easily. Needless to say, you walk away with the girl, and the total respect from everyone in the bar. The big guy sits and cryes of shame in the corner. Buhhuu, this is how you did:

You trained your grip

Grip strength is one of the most important factors in winning at arm wrestling, gripperand who doesn’t want to be that guy everyone turns to when they need help opening the cookie jar? Grip training is most easily done using a handgripper, I personally recommend the Altus adjustable hand grip, which can be found at the bodybuilding.com store, where you can also find additional information. Right now they are sold for a mere $7.49.

Your feet were positioned right

ALWAYS have the right foot in front of your left one (If you’re right handed). A good rule of thumb is to position your foot as far against your opponent as you can. This is done to make use of all the power and force you possibly can.

You wrapped your thumb

Wrapping your thumb is a very simple move which can grant you a lot of power over your contestant. Here’s how to do it:

1. Wrap your hand as if you were about to punch someone.
2. Instead of having your thumb on the outside, move it “under” your fingers, so you can only see the knuckles behind your fingers.
3. This is wrapping your thumb. Practice doing it with a friend to see what I mean.

You trained the key arm wrestle areas

The shoulders and upper back for offense, biceps and pecs for defense.

And used the right muscles

Most people arm wrestling foolishly use their biceps to crush the opponent. This is wrong, as it is a relatively small and weak muscle. Instead of using the arm, try using your back and shoulders to force your opponent down.

These were just 5 easy tips to winning at arm wrestling, but if you take advantage of them, I am willing to promise you better results immediately. Arm-wrestling t-shirtEspecially about that gripper, it makes a whole world of difference. Good luck winning out at the bars! And if you really feel cocky, what about smacking on this t-shirt?

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13 Responses to “How to Win at Arm Wrestling, 5 Easy Tips”
  1. # Bryan - at Thursday 11 Oct

    Hi Alex. Great post, I can’t wait to beat my friends in arm wrestling now! That thumb thing is actually a huge advantage, and foot position is also very important. Take care :)

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  3. # Alex Kay - at Wednesday 7 Nov

    Yes Bryan, it sure is! Thanks for your comment, and good luck in the future beating your friends!

  4. # matt bowen - at Monday 4 Feb

    Don’t grasp (no pun intended) what you mean about #3 and the thumb wrap

  5. # Alex Kay - at Monday 4 Feb

    Hey Matt,

    try to practice it while reading what I have written. It’s not too hard, you just need two “sets” of hands to grasp the point.

  6. # d - at Friday 2 May

    i always use my bicep! NO wonder people always get me on there side

  7. # Alex - at Friday 2 May

    Well, then good luck with the new tips ;)

  8. # shane - at Sunday 1 Jun

    im left handed but my friends are all right handed. will it be harder for me to beat them?

  9. # joey - at Saturday 27 Sep

    hey alex, i am 18 years old and i really am into the armwrestling sport…and i have won many and lost many….but with good exsperiance i have came along way…but i would like to ask you a question or two…what should you do to work on your take off speed? and my question number two is… what should i do if my challenger is faster and has strength? please leave me a email on what your opinion would be if you would not mind…my email address is (email disclosed)

  10. # steve smith - at Thursday 15 Jan

    Generally I do not post on blogs, but I would like to say that this post really forced me to do so! really nice post.

  11. # Jacob - at Friday 27 Feb

    another useful tip is instead of pushing toward your opponents hand push to their corner

  12. # Coots - at Thursday 9 Apr

    You should put a few more ads on your website as you could likely make a great deal of money. This is essential writing.

  13. # Antique Ring - at Friday 17 Apr

    I usually do not comment on blog posts but I found this quite interesting, so here goes. Thanks! Regards, P.

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