Debunking the Myth: What is the Average Human Grip Strength in PSI?
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The notion of a single average human grip strength in pounds per square inch (PSI) is a common misconception, with grip strength actually measured in pounds of force (lbf) or kilograms (kg) using a specialized tool called a dynamometer. The average force exerted varies significantly by age, gender, and overall health, making a standardized PSI calculation impractical.
