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This would be more analogous to rock climbing if cliffs regularly and rapidly rotated 90-120 degrees and your center of mass shifted and oscillated like a fluid at the same time. A grip that works one direction does not necessarily work nearly as well when rotated or weight shifted.
If you can't get enough grip on a pinch to drink from a coffee mug, you won't have enough to hold your body weight.
That is also true.
I think it's just a neat mug for someone into rock climbing, not meant to actually train someone.
True with crimps, not as important with pinches, which is what this mug is