Monday, February 16, 2015

word meaning - Question about "death grip on something"




The other thing is our hand position when we’re driving. It’s nice, soft hands are very important in learning to drive. We don’t want a death grip on that wheel. We want nice, soft hands, like pretty much anything that you do in sports, your hands have to be nice and soft. If your hands are soft and you’re not real tense, you’ll find that you have the ability to steer a car much, much better.



What does the word grip mean here? What does it mean to say to want a death grip on something ?




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