Does Wearing Handwraps Under Your Gloves Give You Increased Power?

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  • Rockin'
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    #31
    With a fighters hands fully wrapped and taped I would think that he will be breaking things on his opponent, not his own hands. But still it is possible to break your hands regardless. The gloves are actually used to protect the hands though, you are correct, not to cushion the blow........Rockin'

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    • Tha Greatest
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      #32
      Originally posted by Rockin1
      With a fighters hands fully wrapped and taped I would think that he will be breaking things on his opponent, not his own hands. But still it is possible to break your hands regardless. The gloves are actually used to protect the hands though, you are correct, not to cushion the blow........Rockin'
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      • sadz
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        #33
        yes, it's agreed that handwrap should be worn to minimize injury, also protects the friction

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        • Stickman
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          #34
          Originally posted by FrankJack
          you should always wear handwraps. The wrist area on my right hand stays hurt from time I didn't wrap it around a year ago. I gotta wrap it tight just to do pushups now without it bothering me.
          You think you got it bad? I can't do pushups without my right hand wrapped, wearing a wrist-brace, and supporting myself on my fists with my wrists perfectly straight. My right hand and wrist are ruined, and won't support any weight or force at all when bent. Only when perfectly aligned can I put any weight at all on it, and then only if I have my hand wrapped so thick that most of the weight is supported by the wrappings and wrist-brace, rather than the bones and knucles of my right hand.

          A career of bar-brawls and casual fist-fights is not a smart way to spend your youth...trust me on this, fellas. My right hand has been broken more times than I can count, and my right wrist has been badly sprained or broken over 20 times. Sure, you can be the toughest and meanest bastard that anybody within a 100 mile radius knows, but in the long run, it just isn't worth it.

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