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  • hardhitter
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    #1

    boxing equipment

    looking to buy some boxing equipment so i can work out at home. what should i be looking to buy e.g(what types of bags)should i buy any other equipment ? im in uk does any one no of any cheap suppliers ?
  • Derranged_
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    #2
    Title boxing has a good catalog with different brands of gloves, bags,etc. Best thing to do is go on several boxing company's websites and request catalogs.

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    • Raekwon
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      #3
      Argos do punch bags etc, but a decent one from argos is gonna cost you about £100, i think u can probs get them cheaper/better if you shop around, maybe check out local sports shops or ask them if they know where to look



      just shop around till you find something you like the look of

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      • boxer2k5
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        #4
        why dont you jsut go to the gym
        they have all the equipment there and you can jsut do small workouts at home

        just wondering

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        • hardhitter
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          #5
          Originally posted by boxer2k5
          why dont you jsut go to the gym
          they have all the equipment there and you can jsut do small workouts at home

          just wondering
          i am not in a good state to go to the gym i think i wud collapse so i wanted to get some routines going and a decent level of fitness before i go to the gym

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          • boxer2k5
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            #6
            you might cheat yourself by working out at hoem on your own without the proper techniques

            then you go into the gym and try ot do it right it will be different

            and what do you mean not a good state to go to a gym

            and not everyone who walks in the gym is in olympic shape
            thats why there is trainers and remember rome wasnt built in a day

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            • elveiel
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              #7
              Originally posted by hardhitter
              looking to buy some boxing equipment so i can work out at home. what should i be looking to buy e.g(what types of bags)should i buy any other equipment ? im in uk does any one no of any cheap suppliers ?
              These are some of the UK sites i have used. I havent had any problems using them.



              http://www.everlastboxing.co.uk/

              http://www.titlefitness.com/acatalog/Equipment.html


              I have used pro-am, but i think they are a waste of time!! they dont stock a lot of things they advertise! i have bought named products like ringside and Everlast, and they have sent pro-am copys!! So i have to waste my time sending stuff back
              I wouldnt recomend them to anyone but here's the address anyway - http://proamboxing.co.uk/perl/v2b.cgi
              Last edited by elveiel; 12-07-2004, 03:12 PM.

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              • Raekwon
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                #8
                some good links there, very useful

                as for being in shape, thats the main idea of going to a gym, if you feel that you are not fit enough, start cardio work, go out for runs, do some skipping at home, start with the basics if you dont want to go straight to a gym, as boxer2k5 said u might miss out on good advice on technique etc.

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                • Hunna
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                  #9
                  ask a boxing gym trainer or a fella boxer, they could point you in the right direction. The essentials are a bag, speedball, skipping, and a mirror to correct your technique through shadow boxing.

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                  • Alex Chung
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                    #10
                    ringside should help you

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