Legendary arm-wrestler Andrew "Cobra" Rhodes is known throughout the sport as a man with unmatched hand and finger strength. Here, Cobra offers some tips for developing a steel-like grip.
Muscles are important, but it’s killer tendons that make a great arm-wrestler.
Try these homemade and unconventional implements to become a stronger arm-wrestler.
Sure, it’s called the World Armwrestling League for a reason. The sport’s best competitors have some of the most intimidating biceps and vascular forearms you’ll ever see.
In the World Armwrestling League, many matches feature explosive bouts of strength, where contests come to an end when one combatant finds a crack in his opponent’s armor and exploits it to smash him to the pad in a second or two.
With a little training, you can not only compete in the WAL, but you can beat everyone on your town. Then your state. Then, if you’re ready, come challenge the titans of the league, and see what you’re made of.