Purpose : This study was investigated the effect on grasp and pinch strength according to degree of flexion in elbow joint. Methods : Thirty male and thirty female students, aged 20 to 31 years were tested for using opened positioning with their shoulder abduction at $55^{circ}$ and shoulder horizontal adduction at $30^{circ}$ in four elbow flexion($0^{circ}$, $45^{circ}$, $90^{circ}$, $135^{circ}$). An electronic dynamometer(E-LINK V900s Evaluation System)and goniometer were used to measure grasp and pinch strength. Results : The average grasp strength of the dominant hand was strongest at elbow $45^{circ}$ however, weakest at elbow $135^{circ}$ flexion in both of male and female. The average pinch strength of the dominant hand was strongest at elbow $135^{circ}$ flexion in both of male and female. The average pinch strength of dominant hand was weakest at elbow $45^{circ}$ flexion in both of male and female. According to degree of elbow flexion in both of male and female, grasp and pinch strength was no significant statistically. In analyzing correlations, the grasp strength of male showed the most significant difference at elbow $45^{circ}$ & $90^{circ}$ flexion, and the pinch strength was most significant difference at elbow $0^{circ}$ & $45^{circ}$ flexion. Conclusion : In analyzing correlations, the grasp strength of female showed the most significant difference at elbow $90^{circ}$ & $135^{circ}$ flexion, and the pinch strength was most significant difference at elbow $45^{circ}$ & $90^{circ}$ flexion.