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@teepmuaythai all you do is say oowee like you somehow wear out the joke and post cringe memes. It would be acceptable if you actually fought.

To fully answer your question, I don’t fight, I do this purely cause I just love the training and the way it improves my health (the same way someone who loves lifting weights but doesn’t compete in bodybuilding.) On top of that I just love making videos , I always have, so my content is mainly for the ppl who just love the training, that’s all, and I understand my style is not for everyone. 99% of the people that follow all my pages know I don’t fight and they absolutely don’t care. I’ve used my content to help gyms promote themselves and build more members and to help fighters promote their upcoming fights because these guys go through a lot and they deserve more recognition . This brand has allowed me to link up with the biggest fighters, promos and gyms in the world. Right now this brand pulls in close to 10k per month (revenue that is) but it isn’t my whole life as I have other businesses and revenue streams running in the background that do better financially.

@teepmuaythai understandable but my question, why not fight?

Is that in USD ? If it’s USD I think you can get fairtex BGV1 for that amount or venum. Just know the cheaper you go the protection you get around the knuckles and wrist tend to get poorer

ahahaha i just looked him up ahaha good one

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Yes 100% agreed, I’ll have to do another one about this

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Yeh the twins special are really compact gloves, lots of padding around the fingers and knuckles. I found with the fairtex gloves , there is more room for the fingers

@@teepmuaythai Also, frickin love your content! Thank you for your service. Your switch kick is improving

Yeah my twins 16oz have a right hand compartment. But imo bgv1 aren’t good sparring gloves, the padding is compact and dense that It’s like hitting your partner with a piece of wood. Bgv1 better for training, it gives good feedback on the pads and back.

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Yo man , I structured the sentence wrong, I was trying to say that the twins will be 30-40 dollars more expensive than the Fairtex gloves . The Twins gloves are about $190 whilst the Fairtex you can get around $150. The gloves I’m holding here they sell them at Cabra Fight store in Cabramatta

@@teepmuaythai thank you bro, I was curious cause I was like dangggg they are mad cheap. Sounded like pre covid prices hahahah! Thank you lots bro

Does that happen ? I actually never heard of this before with Muay Thai gloves

@@teepmuaythai happens a lot in boxing, so i would assume it happens with those as well.

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Just curious, howcome you don’t use the 16oz on the bag and pads also ?

@@teepmuaythai I do occasionally use the 16oz on bag and pads for conditioning but I find that I can work on my technique and get a much better feel with the 10oz

This is the way.

@@teepmuaythaiI find 16s on the bag or pads feels gross, I like the 10s so I feel my knuckle drive in.

I like sparing in 10/12 oz

Ahahaha this is true

Thought the same way as U when I first started at the start of the year, when I say it's one of the best things I have ever done I am not joking. Tips I can give U are, 1. be consistent ( I have only been doing it for 5 months but am a bit better then people who started it the same time as me because I'm there alot), 2. be patient, your not gonna learn everything really quickly and the most important tip, 3, say ooowweee after every kick to give it 30% more power 😂

@@coffeemuncher01 Cheers mate.

Yep you should definitely train them . One thing I was taught is that a stronger body has more longevity in sports . What I do is I try to target all muscle groups through the basic movements - bench press , deadlifts, pull ups , military press, squats, bicep curls . These are my core movements. I do upper body / lower body splits so I hit my arms and chest on the upper body day .

@@teepmuaythai Thanks G!! useful information.

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Ahaha thank you 🙏

@@teepmuaythai ohweeeee

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