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*Remembers not to annoy Ping again*
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Ping, darling, after AR07 I thought you knew I am always available as a kicky-punchy-hitty with sticksy type thing!
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Get a six foot one hanging from the rafters of the garage if you reckon the beams can take it. Saves you needing to chain it to the floor to stop it swinging excessively when you hit it. Alternately, you can put it up against the wall (with the area of the wall/floor it's touching covered in old carpet) and just have it tied on at the top to stop it falling over (IE no weight on it), then you can really lay into it, unless you're strong enough to damage the wall (which, I know it sounds funny, but I've seen someone hit so hard that they cracked the wall).
As to brands, don't bother paying top dollar for one unless you're really into it. Kickbags are notorious "use a handful of times then let it gather dust" item like exercise bikes. For this reason, you should be able to pick one up second hand for next to nothing as people want shot of them. What I really want, is some of those sacks you fill with black beans/sand/ball bearings/nuts that hang up against the wall and lay into. They are superb for conditioning your knuckles and release aggression without injuring yourself like nothing else I know (only laying into a steel framed chair comes close for me and last time I did that I knackered one of my knuckles which is still scarred from it). |
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I'll buy you a punchbag if you promise not to use me as one again
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Yeh go secondhand, just make sure the base doesn't rub against the wall, last time I kicked a bag I ripped open the bottom and all the stuffing fell out!
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golds gym do a similar thingy to the hanging bag but on a stand. cant imagine it being any good for roundhouse kicks or anything though. i had a body pad that when you hold against your body covers chest and belly and slightly lower. its only good if someone holds it for you though.
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![]() I did a bit of muay thai mixed with kick boxing when I was fit (a few years back now). Should really get back to it. Was so much fun. ![]() Have to admit I'm swaying towards a slam man atm. |
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on ebay 46 min to go 290149240699
or inflatable 200141351580 180147460026 oooh they have a slam man without lights for pick up in glasgow for £10 - tempted Last edited by kitkat; 18-08-07 at 06:00 PM. |
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