Yes, but that is the reality of grip for most. That is why I recommend supplemental grip work. If he goes to under-over most of the time...sure that will keep that from happening in the sort term. Most people find their grip failing like this....EVEN if they use over-under all the time. I don't think you are average in that respect. But if your grip sometimes fails then I don't find it logical to stop doing the thing that trains your grip as often as possible as long as you don't let that limit you. Which is why I brought up when to switch and not at the last moment.
I don't claim the grip will never fail. But that is the reality with whatever you choose to do. I understand you don't have that problem. At least not yet. But a lot of guys can't even hold onto their bodyweight for pullups. I'm talking 185 pound dudes not 300.
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If you act sanctimonious I will just list out your logical fallacies until you get pissed off and spew blasphemous remarks.
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