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So me and the bro are looking to get some punching mitts and I'm wondering which ones are the way to go. Working on becoming a personal trainer, and I plan on teaching my clients boxing, so I want one pair that's gonna be durable and protect my hands from inaccurate fools that are punching my wrists and finger tips, and one pair for me and bro to use with each other in preparation for our fights, or just regular training. Any suggestions?
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wel, I got a set of the ringside belly pad and mitts that you can punch with
and I have a set of the title cobra mitts, they have a slight angle to them.
when using the mitts that you can punch with, you don't get as much stress on the wrist. When your going 20 to 30 rounds each day using the coaches mitts, that ends up being alot of wair and tear on your wrist. So going back and forth between each style of mitt is helpfull.
if you need some instructional books on how to work the coaches mitt, you can order one at www.wrkf.us or at www.amazon.com/shops/scottbolinger -
Holy hell an answer. Here I thought this thread would be drowned out with glass chin and plastic surgery threads. Thanks bro green k on the way.Originally posted by Scott Bolinger View PostComment
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Had Ringside Ultimate Classic cobra mitts & liked 'em.
Use Ringside & Title standard cobra mitts at my gyms these days and can't tell a huge difference from the UCs except maybe the lining.
I hear awesome things about the Winning focus mitts & the boxing trainer I know uses Title Gel mitts with no complaints.
I also have the Ringside spar mitts- the mitts with a glove attached so you can punch.
I don't really like them as pure mitts- the mitt surface is very squishy & flexible, it doesn't absorb shock like real mitts.
If it were up to me, I'd probably go with the Title Gel cobra mitts - they're some of the cheapest out there at $60 and Title Gel stuff's reasonably good quality.Comment
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TITLE!! Can't go wrong there!!Comment
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