Grip strength, performance, NDs

Anybody post this?

https://www.police1.com/police-produ...3eb68-83999136

https://www.forcescience.org/2021/09...g-performance/

Females have lower grip strength, and lower grip strength in general might degrade performance. Review of ND factors also.

Good read.

PS - I wonder how this interacts with the new set of single stack 9mms. The study discusses that too much needed grip strength and person who doesn't have that seems a negative. Would a less 'fat' grip mitigate that issue?

Oh, this is research and statistical techniques that one would learn in college and graduate school and may be very helpful for civilian and police/military shooters. Tis a shame that some have denied the need for such training as they never could have contributed to such. Snide, I grant you, must be controlled by my mask and vaccine.

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Originally Posted by Glenn E. Meyer

Anybody post this?

https://www.police1.com/police-produ...3eb68-83999136

https://www.forcescience.org/2021/09...g-performance/

Females have lower grip strength, and lower grip strength in general might degrade performance. Review of ND factors also.

Good read.

PS - I wonder how this interacts with the new set of single stack 9mms. The study discusses that too much needed grip strength and person who doesn't have that seems a negative. Would a less 'fat' grip mitigate that issue?

Oh, this is research and statistical techniques that one would learn in college and graduate school and may be very helpful for civilian and police/military shooters. Tis a shame that some have denied the need for such training as they never could have contributed to such. Snide, I grant you, must be controlled by my mask and vaccine.

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If they only tested the 8-12 pound trigger and based conclusions on that, it’s way incomplete.

I didn’t see the actual paper methodology but I hope to god they did a control run with a lighter trigger pistol to be able to say how much the extra grip mattered.