Jedd Johnson and Eric Roussin discuss Regional Championships for Grip Sport for this year's upcoming competition season. The information included goes from how the regions are divided up across North America, the intent and benefits of having regional level competitions, and considerations to take into account when hosting or attending a Regional Championship. If anyone has any questions feel free to reach out to any of us in this video for more information. Thank you to all the athletes and promoters that make our sport what it is.

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Amy Wattles needs no introduction in the world of Grip Strength. She's Competed in everything from Strongman (earning her ASC Pro Card), Highland Games, Grip Sport, and even Steinholding. She's been featured in MILO magazine, set numerous world records in Grip along the way, and is actively competing and still claiming records. Amy has been instrumental in inspiring women to get into grip strength competitions and has led the way by example since 2012. She joins the show to discuss key moments in her competitive career and to talk about the sport moving forward. The Grip Show's year is off to a strong start and this wouldn't be possible without athletes like Amy. Enjoy some grip history/stories as we get the 2025 year started up.

HAPPY NEW YEAR!!! First Grip Show news of 2025 is Eric Roussin stopping by to reveal the event lineup for this year's King Kong Grip Challenge. This is the longest running and biggest multivenue grip competition in the world. Last year had 373 total competitors across the world competing. Best of luck to everyone and their grip training for this year!