wrapping hands

[Marvin6591]

does anybody use gauze and tape to wrap there hands during training? or is it mostly pros that just do this

[Young_Stalin]

I do not, some guys at my gym do, but i do not see the point, it takes a lot of time. I think it may just be a matter of preferance.There is nothing wrong with using guaze and tape. I like to train with 16oz gloves so i do not need that much extra protection besides the normal hand wraps. But whatever makes you a better fighter stick with that even if it is all in your head if it works it does not matter.

[supRa]

nahh i didnt use gauze in trainin

or ask margarito

[Marvin6591]

yeah i feel better when i use gauze and tape.... it gets annoying sometimes but i still do it

[stacatto99]

i just use extra long wraps, and go between the fingers. at least 180'' or more to get better stability around the wrist

[Marvin6591]

wrapping with gauze and tape is more time consuming and expensive because the tape cant be reused

[boxingsmash69]

i prefer using 180inch mexican wraps, AND an entire 10yards of gauze, folded up for the knuckle padding.

works great.

[!! Shawn]

does anybody use gauze and tape to wrap there hands during training? or is it mostly pros that just do this

I do. I use one 15 yard roll of gauze and about half a roll of tape. After I am done for the day, I save the gauze and use it the next day to make knuckle pads

[!! Shawn]

I do not, some guys at my gym do, but i do not see the point, it takes a lot of time. I think it may just be a matter of preferance.There is nothing wrong with using guaze and tape. I like to train with 16oz gloves so i do not need that much extra protection besides the normal hand wraps. But whatever makes you a better fighter stick with that even if it is all in your head if it works it does not matter.

If you are a serous fighter putting in 2-3 hours a day in the gym, an extra 10-15 min to wrap your hands right is more than worth it.

[RightHooker]

I'd love to, but can't afford it. So I use two pairs of wraps and some gauze over the knuckles.