It's surprising the amount of stuff you can accumulate over time. For those are are interested here's a peek at some of the gear inside my kickboxing bag.
Can u do a comparison to the Nike bag Because I think I might have the same type Nike bag and I’m thinking of getting a venum Bag I wanna fit clothes and boxing gloves and towels and all sorts
Sorry mate, I don't have the Nike bag to do a comparison. What I can say though is that the Venum bag had plenty of room for most of my stuff. The only thing I can't fit on it are my muay Thai pads and my kali sticks
I'm not entirely sure to be honest. When I first started MMA a few years ago I didn't need my own gloves as the academy had gloves I could borrow. I quickly bought my own though as the ones at the academy can get a bit stinky. I'm guessing this wouldn't be allowing though due to the pandemic, so it's likely you'll need your own gear 🤔 Good luck though, let me know how it goes 🙂👍🏻
Hi bro, I wouldn't worry about bringing your own equipment or buying any for the first couple classes. You may not enjoy it and that would be money wasted. After a couple classes and you're loving it I'd invest in a good pair of gloves that will last you a while. Have fun brother.
@@johnnyboykickboxer8302 I know... And did you watched a weird commercial of 2 guys? The one guy was recording and the other guy was talking. He's saying "There's a long way away". Does that make sense? There's a long way away? 😐
Great video mate💯
Thanks mate, glad you enjoyed it 🙂
Can you make a comparison to the elite sports gym bag
Can u do a comparison to the Nike bag
Because I think I might have the same type Nike bag and I’m thinking of getting a venum
Bag I wanna fit clothes and boxing gloves and towels and all sorts
Sorry mate, I don't have the Nike bag to do a comparison. What I can say though is that the Venum bag had plenty of room for most of my stuff. The only thing I can't fit on it are my muay Thai pads and my kali sticks
What's the name of bag?
A brand called Venum. I usually buy their MMA shorts too
Im thinking about buying the same bag can you fit your gi and all your kickboxing gear in it at the same time
Hey, I can just about fit all of my kickboxing stuff in it and a gi, except for my thai pads and kali sticks. I usually just carry those separately
@@johnnyboykickboxer8302 thanks so much man!
I know I’m a bit late but I’m starting mma in a week and I was just wondering if I need to take gloves to my first lesson?
I'm not entirely sure to be honest. When I first started MMA a few years ago I didn't need my own gloves as the academy had gloves I could borrow. I quickly bought my own though as the ones at the academy can get a bit stinky. I'm guessing this wouldn't be allowing though due to the pandemic, so it's likely you'll need your own gear 🤔
Good luck though, let me know how it goes 🙂👍🏻
Hi bro, I wouldn't worry about bringing your own equipment or buying any for the first couple classes. You may not enjoy it and that would be money wasted. After a couple classes and you're loving it I'd invest in a good pair of gloves that will last you a while. Have fun brother.
@@xboxmaster57 cheers I’m gonna look for some gloves cos I’ve done like 7 lessons and it’s good
Cool! How long did you used to do kickboxing?
only been doing it a couple of years
@@johnnyboykickboxer8302 Ah that's cool. What belt are you now?
@@jayanimations17 blue belt. Still a long way to go yet, hah ha! 😂
@@johnnyboykickboxer8302 I know... And did you watched a weird commercial of 2 guys? The one guy was recording and the other guy was talking. He's saying "There's a long way away". Does that make sense? There's a long way away? 😐
@@jayanimations17 no I don't think I've seen that commercial 🤔
What is the name of the gloves
Fairtex BGV1 Thai boxing gloves 🙂👊🏻🥊💥
@@johnnyboykickboxer8302 thanks
All the brands of the gloves and the bag are brands on wish
U obviously dont know anything about martial arts😂
@@gregbaskerville4928 I don’t think he knows anything about anything