Thanks for the video. Is the sandbag that touches the ground (static bag) just a 6ft muay thai banana bag that is hung lower? And what do you think of the sandbags that have suspensions on both sides so that you can attach a weight to the bottom? Thank you!
Thank you for the comment. Yes, it's just a 6ft muay thai heavy bag hung at a height that lets it touch the ground. I am not a fan of the attaching a weight at the bottom. It seldom works the way we hope. I spent the time and money outfitting a previous gym with 16 bags like that and they were sliding all over and it was just a pain and it just really sucked. Unless you can anchor it to the ground. Which I wouldn't recommend either. I wouldn't bother. Just my experiences with it. Thank you again for the comment and for watching.
If you have the space and resources to get the second one I don’t see why not. But if you plan to teep and knee it. You need a heavier one. Not 80lbs but 100lb or more. 80lbs is okay for boxing but when you start kicking and kneeing it. It’ll swing all over.
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You just saved me hundreds of dollars . Finally a bag video that makes sense. Thank you
@@maddogsteve5507 I’m glad it helped. Thank you for the feedback 😊🙏🏽
AGREED THE 300LBS HEAVY BAG. WE ARE WAITING FOR OUR FARTEX ONE TO COME IN THIS WEEK.
Nice! You’re going to love it!
Thanks dude!
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Great explanation👍🏽! I got a lot of love for static bags. It was one of the best tools to level up my kicking technique.
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Hi, Kru Rad!!
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extremely helpful! thank you!
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Great info, thank you
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Thanks for the video. Is the sandbag that touches the ground (static bag) just a 6ft muay thai banana bag that is hung lower? And what do you think of the sandbags that have suspensions on both sides so that you can attach a weight to the bottom? Thank you!
Thank you for the comment. Yes, it's just a 6ft muay thai heavy bag hung at a height that lets it touch the ground.
I am not a fan of the attaching a weight at the bottom. It seldom works the way we hope. I spent the time and money outfitting a previous gym with 16 bags like that and they were sliding all over and it was just a pain and it just really sucked. Unless you can anchor it to the ground. Which I wouldn't recommend either. I wouldn't bother. Just my experiences with it.
Thank you again for the comment and for watching.
@@Krufessor_Rad Thank you very much for sharing your experience, it helped me a lot. That was also the best heavy bag video. Best regards
10:28 would you recommend, (if i already have a 130lb static long bag) to get a short 4ft 80-100lb bag that swings? for punching, teeping, and knees?
If you have the space and resources to get the second one I don’t see why not. But if you plan to teep and knee it. You need a heavier one. Not 80lbs but 100lb or more. 80lbs is okay for boxing but when you start kicking and kneeing it. It’ll swing all over.
9:49 $1,100 What THE FXXX !
You serious !
When its your job that stuff doesnt matter
@@DAILYFACTSAI_ it does, most beginner fighters are broke
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