DIY HEAVY BAG STAND

[@SENSEIJASON]

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[@PwrthrupN]

Hell yeah!!! For all the evils of the internet and social media, it is things like this video (and I must admit KZbin in general), which redeem the internet from its lowly, dark place within my inner- judgement. Here I was, racking my brain, thinking about how to make this stand using heavy-duty metal warehouse shelving beams and anchoring to concrete- (massive overkill), when I turned on the venerable 'ol KZbin, and found this gem. The best ideas are always the most simple. Thanks again!

[@insomnia1484]

I love you

[@repentandfollowjesuschrist6170]

I lived in Torrance but moved to Alabama, where you at dude? Just wondering since you mentioned California in another vid. Good vids to homie

[@jrmartinez1354]

Jesus Christ saved my life he can save yours to. No body is perfect except Jesus Christ. So he was the perfect sacrifice for the world and he became that sacrifice. So that we can be perfect in God’s eyes all we need to do is. Repent from our sinful wicked ways and surrender our life’s to him. Jesus Christ. Repent meaning acknowledge and forsake your sins. Know you have sinned and know you are not good in God’s eyes. Forsake meaning as in try your absolute best to not sin. We have to be clean and filled with the Holy Spirit. Jesus Christ said we must be born again to enter The Kingdom of Heaven. God bless you all. I love you all may you all find Jesus Christ as your Lord Savior . God bless brothas and sisters ❤❤! Thank God ❤️

[@jamesglaschek697]

Just ordered all the materials and went with 30" feet on each side (x4 part) all parts from home depot delivered to my house for $149.90 total. Building it out this weekend and hanging the Agua Bag. Looking forward to putting some work in. Used to have the bag hung in my basement off a joist but the wife got mad because it shook the whole house when I'd use it. And with our old home it felt like I might blast a whole through the floor at some point. This design so far has been the only stand that makes sense if you can't mount to a wall or hang from a ceiling to get full 360 movement around it.

[@kp67]

DUDE! Your dad's a genius! This is so simple but so effective! Can actually move around the bag! Thank you very much!

[@boxingproff7627]

This is legit stand. It allows you to work angles, unlike the ones at Walmart. Thanks for sharing.

[@SENSEIJASON]

For sure, happy holidays my friend!

[@vhg8638]

This is honestly the best stand to make. Like you said, you dont need many tools for this. Thanks !

[@tetruth6750]

Just wanted to say this build is way worth the money. Have had mine up for a few weeks buying all my materials from lowes just as Jason described. Using a pipe wrench to really tighten down on it. I'm using a 100Ib century oversized heavy bag and this build works great I can practice low kicks and just about everything else besides a flush uppercut while training I can move around the bag somewhat as well to work on footwork. For those asking about price. My build with all the material came to right around the 280.00 mark. Hope this info helps anybody else searching. Preciate the info Jason helped out alot.

[@SENSEIJASON]

Thank you brother for sharing your feedback and experience. You will definitely help people make up their minds! God bless! And enjoy the stand 🙏🙏

[@tetruth6750]

@@SENSEIJASON Np thank you for posting this it was a huge help.God Bless you and your as well. Most definitely it's been beyond awesome.

[@michaelshramek]

how is it holding up and did you go with the 1" or the 3/4" ??

[@tetruth6750]

@@michaelshramek i used the 1" pipes for my build. Its holding up good no problems at all. I wpuld highly suggest the build. The only thing im tryna adjust on mine is the bag height imna have to use the tow straps because i got a oversized bad and its not a muay thai bag. I might leave it tho because i can still practice leg kicks on it. Sorry for the late response hooe this helps. I purchased all materials from Lowes.

[@SENSEIJASON]

Thanks for sharing brother!

[@per4mexbagger541]

Can’t believe I didn’t think of something so simple . Your dad is very clever .

[@SENSEIJASON]

Yeah he was into gymnastics a lot back then as well, so he used the bar for pull-ups and exercises, aside from being used as a punching bag!

[@charlt7670]

Use a contractor garbage bag, it holds up to 150lbs. 30 bangs for $20. You can make an amazing 150lbs punching bag and fill it with water for about $1.

[@NeillWylie]

Thanks for this. There's beauty in simplicity. Looked through loads of peoples stands and this is the one I'm gonna go for.

[@SENSEIJASON]

Makes me feel good about making the video, feel free to share how yours turned out! It would be a big help to the community looking to build their own.

[@AchillesTM]

How is it going ?

[@alexmurgan1550]

Yeah, how did that go?

[@gerardfoglia4783]

Definitely. Thanks for posting. Can’t beat good old fashioned building. Things lasted forever

[@SENSEIJASON]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@mekhiakhiev9419]

I literally imagined this and then find this video of you already doing it! glad to see someone else has done it before 🥊🙏🏽

[@SENSEIJASON]

Thanks brother

[@richardcarroll9864]

it's funny i was watching your aqua bag video before this one and i was about to ask about your stand, since it looked so simple and yet functional. Then when i punched in heavy bag stands in the search bar this video came up. THANKS!!!! The aqua bags arent cheap but their stands are ridiculous.

[@SENSEIJASON]

Haha that’s the beauty of KZbin! Thanks for watching! Let me know if you have any additional questions.

[@Sora-wq5oi]

Thanks for posting this again!

[@noiceworkouts2251]

Thanks! We’re going to build this soon, gotta get to Lowe’s now

[@youremybiggestfan]

Beautiful backyard.. thats pretty damn ill that your dad built it way back and it till stands the test of time. Great idea. Thanks bro

[@SENSEIJASON]

Thanks for watching brotha

[@NattyWerewolf]

I’m gonna do this with but with some thicker poles , I’m 220. I would like to hang a nice water bag and be able to do pull ups and hangs

[@michaelshramek]

Hey yall. I ended up building this, but i wanted to say that i made my three main lengths at 9'. I used my leg lengths at 5' and i only did this so my heavy bag would hang off the ground a few feet as i have a different style bag. My eye height is at 69" and my heavy bag with the hardware is 66 inches in length. So i got my total height, minus the "midpoint of the bag" which is just the total length of the bag divided by 2, so(9ft) 108" - 33" (half the bag height with hardware) = 75". So i can have the eyepoint at the bag range from 75" and below; which, it would cater to me @ 69" eye height. If i wanted to lower the eye height of the bag, i would just have to lower the bag another 6" inches for myself to use this at 6'2" but i wanted to build this so i could lower or raise the bag for people that are taller than 6'2" and people that are also shorter. With the 9' length people as tall as me or taller would love this setup. I've tested this @ 9' feet should be good @ 100 lb heavy bag and i can lower my heavy bag or raise it to cater to the different height of the athlete i am training. So thank you so much. I've done a little more research and at the top of the structure where the to 90's are: If you put a cross section from the top bar to the side bar at a 45 it would greatly increase the strength of this structure if you felt the need to reinforce it. Reinforcing these areas of the 90s elbows at the top and the standing pipe to the leg pipe where the mid standing pipe of the floor T and the pipe of the Leg T on both sides of the legs would be ideal as this would bring triangles into this design and greatly reinforce its structural strength. Probablly dont need it but it would greatly strengthy the design and get rid of some of the wobble. Mine doesnt have the cross struts at the 45 but Kee Klamp makes this A12-8 Kee Klamp Split 45 Degree Single Socket Tee" you could dish out some money and really reinforce this thing slowly over time but you would Need to use the Size 8 Bar. I just used a pipe wrench and tightened everything down really nice but i will definately add the kee klamps if i had more money to spend on 12 kee klamps and some more pipe to reinforce those 45 angles that should really be there for strenght if you make this taller than 6' like i did. Thank you bro. I have gotten a part of my life back that a 100$ at the gym every month i just couldn't afford anymore. Now the 300$ i spend hopefully will last me 30 years in the backyard. Thanks G.

[@SENSEIJASON]

Great build and thank you for sharing your experience. You’re helping out a lot of people brother!

[@bosshoss1374]

Do you have a photo of your stand?

[@Sam-gl8bo]

I made this but with 1 inch galvanized steel pipes and 8 ft… 3 ft and 4 foot triangles to secure the structure… it’s pretty stable right now

[@Sam-gl8bo]

@@bosshoss1374i can send you one of mine

[@jeffreykwong1712]

Are kee clamps a lot stronger to hold each pipe than the threaded pipes? I’m about to build mine soon

[@alfredomadrid601]

Thanks for the video Jason

[@SENSEIJASON]

Thanks for watching

[@thomasmuffaletto8977]

great video thanks. I would love to build it. the only thing I cant believe those pipes are just one inch. they look to be about 2. the straps holding the bag look to be about an inch. those look like the types of pips you would use as a fence post.

[@lunhing5308]

If you put a t connector on the top to put the bag more in the front will it work thanks?

[@SENSEIJASON]

Not sure about that

[@darrylbibbs7254]

I built this and it broke 😔😤. Worked great til it didn't. I didn't know you had to tighten with a pipe wrench so after a few months of use 5-6 X a week... the swaying back and forth... the threaded end on the upright pipe on the right side snapped. Used soft straps that were made for tree hanging and a 190lb Aqua Bag. Going to build another when I get time and assemble it right. So lesson to anyone doing this. Use a pipe wrench.

[@SENSEIJASON]

Thank you for sharing brother, I asked my dad what he used to screw the pipes in before, he said he recalled just using his hands. But I’m pretty sure your method will make a more secure structure!

[@biggieshot2pac]

What thickness was your pipe?

[@darrylbibbs7254]

@edntz no ended up doing something else with the room it was in. I asked a union journeyman contractor that built our cafe and he told me to always use a pipe wrench and I should have had some sort of cushion underneath the two sides that allowed the structure to "sink in" like the video prevent the swaying. Hope it works out for you

[@darrylbibbs7254]

@edntz I already had a Century B.O.B so I use that day to day and I put some cardio + weights in the room. If I had the space and time I would build this again for sure. I'm not good at building stuff but the contractor I worked with told me the concept is solid and he could do it no problem and make it last. If you're concerned I'd hire someone that knows what they're doing. Otherwise my uncle hung his bag in his basement from a load bearing post and his works great.

[@rodpruitt8926]

Thanks. That’s exactly what I need. I’ll be doing it ASAP

[@SENSEIJASON]

Awesome to hear 💯🔥

[@ryanhorner3908]

Appreciate this man, have a great day 🤙

[@SENSEIJASON]

My pleasure 🔥🥋

[@333musicmonks3]

What is the length of the pipe on the floor that is connected to the T joint co nector?

[@SENSEIJASON]

It’s in the description

[@FJR22]

It seems the scaffolding moves slightly; any doubt in your mind that it could collapse? thanks. I am thinking of garage set up and thinking the best way to construct the scaffolding...maybe like a childs swing...

[@SENSEIJASON]

Never had in over 30 years

[@kingkong8974]

Tyvm. You are a life saver

[@JustJanitor]

I feel like I could use this for pull ups as well as hang a bag from it. Idk maybe

[@SENSEIJASON]

It is useful for pull-ups as well, I do it all the time

[@metatrongroove2824]

dope, simple setup

[@SENSEIJASON]

Yessir!

[@maranathasos3381]

Thank you.

[@ashbison]

You should get more pipes and put another across the middle and make it a square box and put a tarp over it and making it a boxing out house or little shed or something

[@SENSEIJASON]

Cool idea, but personally it would be too bulky for me.

[@Jack_empire]

Does the stand move a lot when you use the bag?

[@SENSEIJASON]

Nooe

[@attra91]

Jason would you please post a video of a work out with the stand? Love to see how much it will flex.

[@SENSEIJASON]

More to come :)

[@RENCIOL]

Does it move a lot with power shots?

[@SENSEIJASON]

@@RENCIOL no it is weighed down by the 120lb aqua bag. Very stable

[@tarique618]

Anybody have any luck finding a 7ft pipe? Everywhere I look only has 6 ft or 8

[@joeramosiii7778]

Could this work with a regular punching bag and a tire punching bag? I would love to try it out.

[@SENSEIJASON]

Yes it would

[@joeramosiii7778]

@@SENSEIJASON Thank you. I really appreciate it.

[@adrianmartinez2537]

are these any good for doing pull ups ?

[@SENSEIJASON]

Perfect for pull ups

[@ICXCNIKA95]

Hey man I built this and it’s awesome my only concern is that when I throw hooks it sways quite a bit from side to side. Do you think a heavier bag would help prevent that or make it worse? Right now all I have on it is a 35 lb aqua bag. Thank you!

[@SENSEIJASON]

are you just swinging at the bag? because of the lighter weight, any reasonable forced punch is gonna make the bag swing a lot more. For example I have the 190lb bag on, so it is anchored down nicely

[@ICXCNIKA95]

@@SENSEIJASON I ordered the 120lb aqua so I think that will help weigh it down. Thanks

[@greenfinger-yi8xq]

Can anyone help please? I have male threaded pipe with 25 mm in diameter what size male elbow do I need to screw on ?

[@beatrizalvala4468]

Hello! I really enjoyed the video! Have a question tho: I practice aereal sports, such as flying pole, aereal silk, in which I do a lot of movements that have spins and circular motions, especially in the flying pole. Do you think this structure can still work for me?

[@SENSEIJASON]

I think it would work!

[@Matthew-zo7dj]

Thanks for the post. Is there any way to connect a speed bag to this?

[@SENSEIJASON]

I don't think you can connect a speed bag, but any other hanging type of bag should work.

[@gerardfoglia4783]

Love them Rival Aqua bags!!💪🥊🥊 Dope set up thou! The old school way. Simple,strong and still rockin 30 somethin years later. Also requires only one tool☝️ A pipe wrench haha.. definitely making one of these 👍🥊 Gotta have them soft ties too haha.. so much better! I feel like it hits better too. Straps are the best thou. A lot of new bags, especially Everlast comes with mostly straps now instead of chains. All though, I’ll always love my big ass ringside wrecking balls

[@SENSEIJASON]

If you build it, let us know how it worked out!

[@roderickedpao2348]

For those building this, where did you get the 7ft long pipe? From what I see online, Home Depot and Lowes does not have 7ft length pipe. I see 10ft and 8ft only. Or, will they be able to cut it to the 7ft length I need? Thank you!

[@SENSEIJASON]

Well 8 or 10 ft would not be entirely bad, it would give you more room to move around. But, If you want 7ft specifically, i suggest talking to a store rep.

[@hikoplays]

idk if you'll see this but does it wooble alot? and if so could 4 bags of sand of set that?

[@SENSEIJASON]

It doesn’t wobble to the extent that it is distracting but it does have some movement. And yes I do believe having some weight on the sides can help reduce movement

[@johannanoguez2320]

just bought this set. any way i could improve it? just in case. i got the 1/2 in pipe

[@SENSEIJASON]

Well, you are the only one to know, after testing it.

[@SunAndMirror]

Kind of weird question. Can you do pullups on it? 150lb human? 100lb muay thai bag?

[@SENSEIJASON]

Yes you definitely can do pull ups on it, I do it all the time. My dad is around 160 lb and he does pull ups on it too. You can also hang your laundry out there to dry, seriously!

[@noegomez594]

I’m building the same but with 1/2 is that good or bad

[@noegomez594]

Same bag I’ll be using as well

[@SENSEIJASON]

Well, I only have experience with my stand. You will have to see if it works, and make adjustments if necessary. Please share with the comments and viewers how your build and experience went! Good Luck! -Jason

[@lucassolorzano6460]

Any advice on setting up a double end bag outdoors? I ended up making this stand but am thinking of attaching some pvc pipe somehow to hold up a double end bag

[@SENSEIJASON]

I've set one up before just exactly how the stand is. Usually you just need some sort of weight or anchor to keep the bottom strap down.

[@quincy189]

what kind of rope are you using to hang the bag?

[@SENSEIJASON]

Check the link in description

[@TheHoonFamily]

Hello , just bought this same stand setup! Looking to build this weekend . Did you use any kind of sealant or Teflon tape for the threads on the pipes ?

[@SENSEIJASON]

No sealant or tape.

[@TheHoonFamily]

@@SENSEIJASON thanks !!

[@Prunesquallor1435]

Great info. Thank you!

[@SENSEIJASON]

You got it

[@saadabrar2432]

My bag is like 20 kg can it hold it ?

[@SENSEIJASON]

Yea

[@Eddingtun]

Broooo I search up “how to make a punching bag out of steel pipes and joints “ after seeing ur aqua bag video and this pops up 😂🙌

[@SENSEIJASON]

Glad I could help

[@joelpielak5739]

Do you think this could hold a 200lb heavy bag?

[@SENSEIJASON]

Most definitely, I do pull ups on this all the time, even with the 120lb aqua bag on!

[@pjwright82]

This is great and I’m going to make my own. Can I ask what diameter pipe you used?

[@SENSEIJASON]

I may have left some info in the description box, if its not there get back to me, and I'll tape measure it later

[@pjwright82]

@@SENSEIJASON thanks a lot. I missed this previously.

[@jeffreykwong1712]

Is 7 foot tall enough for a 6 foot Thai heavy bag? Do they have longer pipes?

[@SENSEIJASON]

you also have to think about how you're gonna hang it, so if you're gonna use straps or chains, that's also gonna lengthen the bag. I'd say 7 foot is cutting it a little too close to the ground in my opinion. You could potentially extend all the proportions of the stand to accommodate for the length of the bag.

[@aquatrainingbag6424]

Might need to add “galvanized” to our description.

[@Oscar-h7q]

how much weight do you think this can handle? I'm wondering if it can hold up to at least 150lbs

[@SENSEIJASON]

For sure, me and my bro do pull ups on it the same time, i weigh 145 he weighs 150

[@tayecannon]

Ever hung a full size Muay Thai bag on this set up? 150# bag?

[@ira4496]

Do you know how thick your pipes are? Home Depot only has 6ft and 10ft length so I’m thinking having the height ones be 6ft and the top be 10ft but was thinking I might need thicker pipes to support the bag with the top being longer.

[@SENSEIJASON]

I believe the standard thickness or pipe width is 3/4 diameter or 1 inch diameter, home depot or your local hardware store should be able to help you assemble the necessary parts.

[@ira4496]

@@SENSEIJASON thanks

[@PwrthrupN]

@Ira M you can also go to a specialized/commercial plumbing store and they will not only have every size and length, but many can custom cut and re-thread ends of pipe so you can get the exact dimensions you want. (If you haven't done this yet)

[@charlesgovea4399]

Built this using 1inch x 6 ft poles for the sides and top. I hung a 21” 190 lb aqua bag and the top bar started to bend in on itself. I emptied water out of my bag to reduce the load but im pretty upset the bag now hangs below my eye level. For anyone reading this, I’d recommend a thicker pipe (1.25inch diameter) if you’re going to use a real heavy aqua bag. Taller pipes if you’re a taller person, or a lighter bag.

[@charlesgovea4399]

Update: I ended up buying an 18” Taylor made boat buoy for half the price and filled it 3/4ths with water. It’s the exact same as an aqua bag but half the price (from my understanding an aqua bag is just a rebrand of the boat buoy). I used the same specs as before (three 1” x72” steel rods) but this time I used a pipe wrench to really tighten everything up. Glad to say the setup works perfect now.

[@ashleyfarfan575]

Do you think it could hold up a 100lb punching/kicking bag?

[@SENSEIJASON]

Most definitely, I weigh 145 pounds and I can hang on this stand to do pull ups and other crazy stuff, with the 120lb aqua bag still on.

[@braydensegerman926]

I’m 6’7 should I go with a 8” pipe instead

[@SENSEIJASON]

That’s a good question, me being only 5’7, it’s really hard to say. For me I feel like I got plenty of head room. You might have to do some eyeballing at Home Depot

[@braydensegerman926]

@@SENSEIJASON yes, I did some measuring but I will probably just go with a 7 and a half foot pipe to be safe

[@SENSEIJASON]

@braydensegerman926 hey brother let us know how it goes!

[@braydensegerman926]

@@SENSEIJASON absolutely I have a aqua bag on the way as well any tips for a beginner?

[@SENSEIJASON]

@braydensegerman926 oh man! That’s awesome! As a beginner I’d say first and foremost train smart, don’t try to burst the bag haha. Even Canelo can’t pop an aqua bag. Train smart, try to be consistent, and overall have fun brother!

[@FionnMcc]

What's the length of the cross bar? I'm thinking of doing something similar in my garage with a 3m span...

[@SENSEIJASON]

If you are talking about the top bar, where the bag hangs, that is 7ft across

[@FionnMcc]

@@SENSEIJASON ideal, do you find the whole frame moves much when you use it? I can anchor to wall/floor if needed but hoping it's not necessary. My plan is for 2 bags at about 75cm from each upright, so the total weight of the frame and bags should be around 150kgs. I can't see it moving much, I'm no Mike Tyson either 🤣

[@SENSEIJASON]

Let me just say that the more weight the heavy bag has the more stable the frame will be. Just as long as your not swinging on it like a monkey lol, the stand won’t give. The steel pipe I have on the floor as the base, what you can do is make it longer to provide more surface area and contact with the ground. That way if you’re really concerned about the bag swinging the extra length can compensate. My DIY stand is just a “template” but one that works and I believe is more convenient to set up than standard heavy bag stands. Feel free to modify.

[@FionnMcc]

@@SENSEIJASON my plan is 1500mm bottom tubes with a 2 triangular supports on the top and on the bottom. I fear the long tee you have on the bottom is the weak point. Quite a lot of angular stress considering the distance from the top bar. The more I think about it the more bits I keep adding and the more expensive it's becoming 🤣

[@MarcusAgrippafanaccount]

The threading prevents the pipes themselves from moving right? Built this without the threaded ends since they didn’t sell them like that, but the two long pipes on the side lean alot when using it. Just wanted to ask for confirmation before getting them threaded

[@SENSEIJASON]

My assumption is that having them threaded secures their position, thus giving them better stabilization.

[@MarcusAgrippafanaccount]

@@SENSEIJASON yeah I was assuming the same thing. Thanks for showing us a easy way to build a stand btw!

[@damancandance1]

Dude this is so legit thank you so much for sharing!!!

[@SENSEIJASON]

You bet!

[@Kimchx]

Can you easily move this around?

[@SENSEIJASON]

Yes, if there is no bag attached.

[@moonwalker1352]

that's very cool one

[@SENSEIJASON]

Thank you so much!

[@bh5817]

What about for a 6ft heavy bag?

[@SENSEIJASON]

I’m not sure

[@kevinstedmon9609]

Gonna be my next project thks for this man.

[@dahitoo9795]

Can u use it like a pull up bar

[@SENSEIJASON]

I use it as a pull up bar, heavy bag stand, a clothing rack to hang dry my clothes and also you can wrap trx or resistance bands around like in this video I did: Dmoose Neck Harness (AMAZON REVIEW) kzbin.info/www/bejne/j3qmooKBeqd8j6s

[@honeybae3403]

Thanks for sharing 👍🏼

[@gavinkent3791]

would a non galvanized one work okay outside?

[@SENSEIJASON]

it might, but will not last as long as galvanized, the elements will surely chew up the stand over time if it isn't galvanized.

[@SMHTFTI]

Hey bro for how many straps did you use to hang the Aqua Bag. I want to hang mine with straps too but I’m not sure if I should use one or two straps.

[@SENSEIJASON]

Well I used three, but I’m pretty sure I could’ve just used 2. They are really strong!

[@SMHTFTI]

@@SENSEIJASON okay thank you, I’m going to be hanging my bag off a Spider mount 200 in my basement. Thanks you for the reply.

[@heriharimauasia8493]

Good idea

[@SENSEIJASON]

yessir

[@PIS187]

Nice 👍

[@SENSEIJASON]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@jsavak99]

Looks like it lacks anything to anchor it or stablize it so it will fall over when hitting the bag hard

[@SENSEIJASON]

Never happened to me, unless you swing on the bag like Tarzan then maybe it would

[@Sam_0141]

Sandbags or something likened to that could be a solution?

[@BerettaStoned]

Hey bro this is genius but I was wondering if you think it would be good for a Thai bag? Like a 6ft banana bag

[@SENSEIJASON]

Yes I do

[@edgarseri5660]

Would a 200lbs bag slowly break this..

[@SENSEIJASON]

Not sure never tried, but I do pull ups on this at the same time. I weight 145lb, bag weighs 120lbs

[@ianfoster750]

you think you can hold 2 bags of 120 on it?

[@SENSEIJASON]

I’ve never put that on, but I’ve done pull ups, on the stand with my 120lb aqua bag on it. I weigh 145lbs. So technically it supported the combined weight of me and the bag.

[@taxitony]

Thank you for posting this, .... simple yet perfect. What size pipe did you use mate?

[@SENSEIJASON]

Everything should be in the description

[@taxitony]

@@SENSEIJASON sorry,... i just noticed that lol thanks

[@davidsalazar6168]

How tall is your stand btw

[@SENSEIJASON]

7ft

[@trevorlee5192]

Nice my sensei

[@SENSEIJASON]

Oss

[@kiryukazuma1164]

This is great, I think I will put 4 sacks of 25kg sand to hold the ground.

[@SENSEIJASON]

Let us know how it worked out and how the stand build is working for you. Others would greatly appreciate it! Also list any tweaks or modifications! 🙏🙏🙏

[@edgarseri5660]

I’m about to buy all this stuff at Home Depot because the gym near me bags keep breaking. Also 72inch is 6 feet. I’m 6’3 Hopefully Home Depot got 7 foot poles.

[@edgarseri5660]

Total after tax is 248.90.

[@SENSEIJASON]

Let us know how it goes

[@09ak31]

Thanks bro

[@SENSEIJASON]

You got it 👍🔥

[@tetruth6750]

Hey what's up man. Finally got it built up and added my heavy bag on it. Ran into 2 problems you may be able to help with I got the century oversized bag? The chain length is super long and my bag basically is almost sitting on the floor. The 2nd is one of the pipes at the top came loosed retightned everything down with a Pipe Wrench wondering if you know of a solution? When you hit the bag do the pipes start to loosen? Great build though. Thanks again.

[@SENSEIJASON]

I’ve never needed to tighten it ever no matter how hard I kick or punch the bag. And I don’t use a standard chain, I use soft loop ties, which are a bit shorter.

[@tetruth6750]

@@SENSEIJASON yeah I tightened it down with a pipe wrench. Have you ever used a full size heavy bag before? And I ordered some of the soft tie so when they come in I'll see how that shortens up the bag should work good. Thanks again for all your help.

[@SENSEIJASON]

I’ve hung a standard 100 lb heavy bag before no issues.

[@tetruth6750]

@@SENSEIJASON ok awesome ty hung my 100 lb nag seems to.be doing good now. when the tow straps come in I'll hang them off those and see if it helps with the height ty.

[@tetruth6750]

​@edntzi havent had any problem since using the wrench to tighten it.

[@tetruth6750]

Will 3/4 inch work for this stand?

[@SENSEIJASON]

It could I would to check with your supplier what the load capacity would be between 1 inch and 3/4 inch.

[@tetruth6750]

Ok awesome np thanks. Just one more Question. Is a heavy bag and heavy bag stand worth it or if I don't go the route of this build would I be better off with a wavemaster? Looking to practice Muay thai. Low kicks put I wanna learn the correct techniques while also applying power and working on footwork?

[@SENSEIJASON]

Well I definitely think this DIY stand is worth it, it’s over 30 years old, has withstood being outdoors the whole time with weight hanging on it. If you don’t want to build this stand, a wavemaster would be great, I have a wavemaster and my go to bag for kickboxing/muaythai.

[@tetruth6750]

@@SENSEIJASON ok awesome im looking at building this stand but wanted a worse case scenario on which route to go. So by building this stand it's all threading just screwing until tight do you have to tighten up overtime add locktight to it or anything? Or is it once you have it as tight as possible it's pretty much good to go?

[@SENSEIJASON]

I have never once had to tighten it, and there are no locks on the threads, in the video I mentioned my dad built it over 30 years ago by the process I described. I’ll check in with him to see if he ever had to tighten or lock it. If he says yes I’ll get back to you.

[@houstonraver834]

Is it price efficient? Or would a 100$ stand cost less

[@SENSEIJASON]

Well $100 for a stand to me doesn’t sound like very good quality.

[@zac-lemacaque]

DIY except you didn't do it yourself lol, still appreciated, is it able to support enough weight?

[@SENSEIJASON]

I can do pull ups on it with the bag on as well. I weigh 145, bag weighs 120

[@kame-sennin297]

I wanna see a normal heavybag on it then i wanna see u punch it a lot. Im considering making one but i want to see how the shaking and wobbling is for normal workout

[@lifesshort7438]

Mine keeps falling apart in different areas after about 3 weeks of use (I’m definitely not the most handy person).

[@lifesshort7438]

@edntzmine snapped at the elbow from all of the shaking. I think welding it could work but again I’m no handyman. I just bought a stand. If this one would not have broke, it’s definitely a better stand, it allows you to move 360 degrees around the bag.

[@lifesshort7438]

@edntz it makes sense, cementing into the ground would help with the shaking, and maybe get the bigger pipe, but you’d definitely have to make the elbows stronger. Good luck, I hope it works out for you!

[@terrylevin8204]

That flying knee tho

[@SENSEIJASON]

🤤

[@YRMIXStudios]

Love your videos bro but i have to say this stand is not for big punchers i broke mine in a day. Completely bent the pole by the threads on a right hook.

[@SENSEIJASON]

Sorry hear that man, I’m just sharing the set up I got. Mine hasn’t broke in over 30 years. I guess everyone’s mileage may vary.

[@YRMIXStudios]

@@SENSEIJASON all good man i decided to try it out i just had to put that out there i appreciate the idea though maybe just thicker pipes for some

[@SENSEIJASON]

Thank you for contributing, any feedback good or bad helps!

[@Mexican_Food_Truck_1]

I made one just like this but i used pipes that you connect and then use a bolt to keep it connected. The whole thing kept tilting. The Mf almost fell on me lmao

[@Rio..o7..]

have you ever kicked the sides accidentally?

[@SENSEIJASON]

Never haha

[@ultraoni7893]

🥇

[@anonoumos]

i like your grappling dummy videos, but you never showed how you filled it! was it sand, clothes, pool noodles inside? i also bought a century standup bag bc of your videos, thanks!!

[@SENSEIJASON]

Hi brother thank you for watching, my grappling dummy is from Century martial arts, and it arrived to my house already filled. So I didn’t have to fill by myself.

[@jh9667]

Its hard to see but those exposed threads on the crossbar and T joint look a bit rusty. The corrosion might have weakened the joints. I wouldn't chance your arm (or your coxis) doing pull ups on it if were you. While it is very funny watching people fall off pull up bars, it won't be for you if it plays the long game and waits until you're in your late 50s to show you it's sick of you swinging off it. If you ever build another one, before you tighten up the tubes, get some zinc galvanising spray on those threads and inside the elbows, Tees etc as the threading process has most likely scored off the protective zinc coating. I'm going to build this and add some inverted V bracing near the elbow joints, it might be a good idea to do that on yours too. Oh and make sure to use the galv spray outside and stand facing down wind, it smells amazing but you really don't want to breath that stuff in.

[@SENSEIJASON]

Thanks for sharing champ!

[@pantera654321]

Niiice!

[@SENSEIJASON]

Thanks bro!

[@McQuade23]

🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@repentandfollowjesuschrist6170]

1 Peter 3:12 For the eyes of the Lord are over the righteous, and his ears are open unto their prayers: but the face of the Lord is against them that do evil. 13 And who is he that will harm you, if ye be followers of that which is good? 14 But and if ye suffer for righteousness' sake, happy are ye: and be not afraid of their terror, neither be troubled; 15 But sanctify the Lord God in your hearts: and be ready always to give an answer to every man that asketh you a reason of the hope that is in you with meekness and fear: 16 Having a good conscience; that, whereas they speak evil of you, as of evildoers, they may be ashamed that falsely accuse your good conversation in Christ. 17 For it is better, if the will of God be so, that ye suffer for well doing, than for evil doing. 18 For Christ also hath once suffered for sins, the just for the unjust, that he might bring us to God, being put to death in the flesh, but quickened by the Spirit

[@moonwalker1352]

you are 30 ??? maaaaaaaaaaan i tough you are 21 or may be even 19

[@SENSEIJASON]

Haha thank you brother, my youth comes from martial arts training, balance, and recovery!

[@moonwalker1352]

@@SENSEIJASON yes that's true