I purchased both the medium th-cam.com/users/postUgkxfh2XUOHWYHKQYOvSq2gZ6PyCmVkTFGWz and small speed bags from Meister. I'm very glad I got both as the workout is quite different from the two. The small is fantastic for getting your speed built up once familiar with your striking. The medium bag provides a considerable amount more resistance building more strength in your punches. I highly recommend both sizes.Some people have expressed concern over the latex bladder leaking down more frequently than the traditional rubber. I have not found this to be an issue at all.
I’m not liking all the weight on the single joist. Why not anchor into at least two ceiling beams to distribute the more evenly across the ceiling to prevent beam deflection?
I am healing from ADHD+depression and I am going to get a heavy bag in my room. You gave me the push I needed to make it happen. Many hugs From Sweden!
I know this is nit-picking a bit, but wouldn't it have been good practice to 1) use the same type of hooks/eye bolts for all the fittings 2) measure them out across the span so they're all the same distant apart from each other?
The only thing I can think of with this setup, is if you have all of these hooks drilled into only 1 ceiling joist and try to hang a big 150lb - 200lb heavy bag, over time it will put too much stress on just 1 ceiling joist. I'd say it's probably better to create a mount that is attached to two ceiling joists so that the weight is evenly distributed between two separate joists in the ceiling.
Can it ruin the finished ceiling and drywall next to it from vibration? I was thinking to put 150lbs heavy bag, is this too much? would the joist handle it with 4 screws in with the bar? Also, is hydroblast water bag in the basement bad idea? Could you put the link where you got your screws, bar, etc from?
Bobby Digital I put it on the wall with 4 screws instead. 150lbs was too much for the wall to handle as it was dangerously wobbling so I sold this bag and got a head shot 55 lbs bag instead. Works great and best for technique and home use.
@@loalp9003 actually for sound in garage drywall on lids can be double or triple thickness… not being a dick either just FYI as I’m sure a year later you still care.
Jezebel DeLeon he made the video 2 years ago drako98 asked a year later is it still the method he uses tisk tisk tisk ASSumptions. Try to understand people’s views through paraphrasing. If you speak down on someone question because you rush to speak before asking your own you’ll create so much unwanted tension in life. I know I ranted I just wish I could tell people everywhere this shit.
ww vidz I've never used less than 4 eyelets and a bolt to distribute the downward force, so hard to say. I wouldn't use less than 2 and definitely don't forget the springs. This mount is still in use and its been 10 years for me but use caution.
VERY IMPORTANT!! Use springs with your heavy bag like i show in my heavy bag video. If you dont, the bag WILL tear from the ceiling eventually
Fight Alex Do you have diabetes
Tony ortiz 🤔 wtf bro why do you ask? Did I miss something in the video?
Fight Alex nice video bro, I'm gonna be hanging some bags in my garage and I'm gonna try this method. Thanks bro
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How to find stud I’m ceiling
Thank u! I been watching different videos....the spring is very important is what is emphasized! 💯
I purchased both the medium th-cam.com/users/postUgkxfh2XUOHWYHKQYOvSq2gZ6PyCmVkTFGWz and small speed bags from Meister. I'm very glad I got both as the workout is quite different from the two. The small is fantastic for getting your speed built up once familiar with your striking. The medium bag provides a considerable amount more resistance building more strength in your punches. I highly recommend both sizes.Some people have expressed concern over the latex bladder leaking down more frequently than the traditional rubber. I have not found this to be an issue at all.
I’m not liking all the weight on the single joist. Why not anchor into at least two ceiling beams to distribute the more evenly across the ceiling to prevent beam deflection?
I am healing from ADHD+depression and I am going to get a heavy bag in my room. You gave me the push I needed to make it happen. Many hugs From Sweden!
@@bobbydigital5236 helped me
he's dead now lol
Hope everything is still going well.
No way! Sweden? I want to go there someday! You have such a beautiful country!
I hope you're doing well! God bless you!
I know this is nit-picking a bit, but wouldn't it have been good practice to 1) use the same type of hooks/eye bolts for all the fittings 2) measure them out across the span so they're all the same distant apart from each other?
The only thing I can think of with this setup, is if you have all of these hooks drilled into only 1 ceiling joist and try to hang a big 150lb - 200lb heavy bag, over time it will put too much stress on just 1 ceiling joist. I'd say it's probably better to create a mount that is attached to two ceiling joists so that the weight is evenly distributed between two separate joists in the ceiling.
Wow! Great idea! Thanks for the video..bought my first bag yesterday...was trying to find out the best ways to hang it in my spare bedroom..thank u!
I like your "Lego" tattoo 👍 its really nice
Is the punching bag so heavy that you needed eight hooks couldn’t you have gotten away with just two or three?? Just curious
After research I chose this method. Just did this with 3, 3/8 eye screws with a 12 inch rod in my garage. Worked great. Thanks for the video!
Can it ruin the finished ceiling and drywall next to it from vibration? I was thinking to put 150lbs heavy bag, is this too much? would the joist handle it with 4 screws in with the bar? Also, is hydroblast water bag in the basement bad idea? Could you put the link where you got your screws, bar, etc from?
Bobby Digital I put it on the wall with 4 screws instead. 150lbs was too much for the wall to handle as it was dangerously wobbling so I sold this bag and got a head shot 55 lbs bag instead. Works great and best for technique and home use.
How do you find studs in the ceiling? Will a stud finder work in a garage?
Not to be a dick.. but why wouldn't it? Anyway, did you try this method? If so how'd it work?
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@@loalp9003 actually for sound in garage drywall on lids can be double or triple thickness… not being a dick either just FYI as I’m sure a year later you still care.
Great idea, but not sure if I would have used threaded rod?
Can it hold human weight?
Do you still recommend this process?
Nooooooooooo!!! Thats why he made this video!🤦🤦🤦😂😂😂😂
Jezebel DeLeon he made the video 2 years ago drako98 asked a year later is it still the method he uses tisk tisk tisk ASSumptions. Try to understand people’s views through paraphrasing. If you speak down on someone question because you rush to speak before asking your own you’ll create so much unwanted tension in life. I know I ranted I just wish I could tell people everywhere this shit.
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Fitting name....guessing mama chose it for you. Daddy must be so proud.
@@jezebeldeleon6032 you're an idiot. He was wondering if it stood the test of time.
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Thanks for the video man. I used this mounting system and it's working well
is it strong enoug for 105 lb? and is it strong enoug to withstand very hard kicks and punches?
Hey man. What would u recommend for a 70 lb hvy bag. If i just put one hook in a comcrete ceiling. U think it would hold? How should i do it
ww vidz I've never used less than 4 eyelets and a bolt to distribute the downward force, so hard to say. I wouldn't use less than 2 and definitely don't forget the springs. This mount is still in use and its been 10 years for me but use caution.
I'm mildly handy. I'm gonna try and do this. Thanks
Kieran Loves Unicorns Good luck and don't forget to use a stud finder to get the exact center of your beam
I live in a trailer which our roof can't hold a heavy bag. But I found out about stands that was nice
Thanks for posting -- I think I'm gonna give this a go
I want rings mounted. What size beam is that. That can’t be a 2 by 4
It's 2x6
hows thhis working ?? i really want to use rings in my garage
How do you locate the joists in the ceiling ?
Use a magnet to find screws holding the drywall to the studs. Find three stews, draw a line, there is your stud
smart idea my friend thanks!
Thank you
Bro your hanging a bag put your clothes on .....you know for safety.
Thanks
Smart af
Love it
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My ceiling feel
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@@Joe-ty9qf It was on his head so now he can't spell right. Lol
Is it happy or sad?
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I would say something about you being a daddy and shirtless and all that. But I'm kinda scared you'll beat me up. So that's fun.
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