Rival_How to choose a heavy bag

[@MrSTAY4545]

10 years later, this video still makes great sense.

[@animalizaki]

You call bags as guys. I feel your enthusiasm and loves for your heavy bags. I respect it.

[@sonnyjay1347]

Listen guys, an 80-100 LB good quality bag is good enough. Don’t get like cheap bag where the weight drops down. Also I have no idea why guys want super heavy bags; you are not gonna become George foreman by pushing a 200 LB bag.

[@ZainAlec]

If you trained with me for 6 months you would want a 200 lbs bag.

[@maitrequenellier4366]

Too bad you re not showing how the bags wave when u hit em

[@gcg8187]

@Bo Ben shut up

[@Dylan_matkowsky]

@Imran Tony you and the account above you are the same person nice try

[@osianreesjones6376]

What do you mean exactly? Is this sarcasm?

[@JC9870]

Great video. I used to live hitting the 200 lb bags, great for building strength

[@nurivandominguez6244]

I weight 154 pounds. I have been training boxing in Mexico city since I was 19 years old. At the gym I use 100 and 150 pound punching bag for training. My favorite is the 150 pound bag.

[@clenjones5748]

Stay in Mexico please.

[@100cents5]

My fav is 300lbs bag I'm 15 at 200lbs

[@zah73]

@@clenjones5748 you're so tuff buddy

[@clenjones5748]

@@zah73 tough*. Definitely stay in Mexico.

[@Abnormal3489]

@@clenjones5748 Not sure why your telling them to stay in Mexico. Hope your just joking.

[@futbol1972]

which one to get an 80lbs or 100 lbs? 5ft or 6ft to hung it in my 8ft ceiling garage? I will be using it for boxing and muay thai too. I already have a 45lbs round water uppercut bag and a double end bag too..I used to fight in muay thai and also did some boxing while I was still competing in wrestling. Now I just wrestle but like to hit the bags still:) Been looking at the teardroo bags too but I think I can get more out of a full bag, what do you think?? My dad will be using it for cardio too

[@quabledistocficklepo3597]

What are you thoughts on free-standing bags? Some say that they should not even be considered.

[@GovindaGopala333]

Hey Old man, Which is the best meterial for filling punching bags. I wanted to make my first strong as iron and fast as wind.

[@ferdawsh6321]

This is not an anime

[@chinchecker464]

Yethu Raj stop if your serious any bag would work if your joking then Stop

[@MrMarkpark]

I’m a 230-240lb weight lifter. But also a novice. I’m looking for a bag for excercise, but not really fight training. What’s a good bag for me?

[@isaacpearce5683]

el guapo from the three amigos yes

[@leorosa]

Coach Ross, which bag provides abalance of being heavy but would swing enough so you can emulate footwork, evasion. I don't think the heavier bags do that right?

[@KyleR_MMA]

Id say about 80-85 is good for that my 70 lb is pretty good for both but doesn’t seem quite solid enough for me so I’m gonna try out a 80 pounder

[@leorosa]

@@KyleR_MMA thank you for the knowledge. I'll keep it in mind next time

[@HassanAli-jr3ie]

I am using a 125 Kg bag, at first it felt like I was punching a wall but now its all fine, injured my knuckles and wrist many times as well

[@2derekjeter2]

What are the bigs filled with?

[@babybluedoc23]

cool looking heavy bags

[@guadalupelancon5097]

I was wondering which punching bag will be best to throw some kicks and punches

[@GreatVampireSquid21]

Power comes with technique not hitting super heavy bags

[@GreatVampireSquid21]

***** Power starts with proper technique. I agree hitting a heavy bag strengthens your bones in your hand but constant abuse will cause hand problems (that's why pros wear 14-16 oz gloves when hitting the heavy bag). If what your saying was the primary reason for using a heavy bag the majority would be filled with sand.

[@quantumblurrr]

GreatVampireSquid21 Conditioning comes from hitting heavy things though lol

[@ahmadboudhak9369]

of course

[@havoctoxic1002]

no its how about u do that... power comes with hard training

[@FN-bq2si]

Lucyfur Marciono wouldn't even make it in today's boxing to be brutally honest. Muhammed Ali would have even tore him to shreds.

[@KaptainCanuck]

Picking a bag is simple. The RULE, not a suggestion, from sports doctors is that the bag weight no more than half your body weight. A heavy bag will destroy your joints at half your weight alone the same or more so you NEVER use one more than that.

[@Dylan_matkowsky]

It’s been a year I hope you’ve further educated yourself since then

[@KaptainCanuck]

@@Dylan_matkowsky and my guess is you have no clue how a wrist joint is constructed. Unless, as you so do, in such an educated way, point out, body structure has changed in the last year

[@SirPatrickStar302]

@@KaptainCanuck i weight 75 kg and i am 1,85 big, which one should i go for ? i have more punching power then 100kg dudes

[@KaptainCanuck]

@@SirPatrickStar302 , weight is no a huge indicator of power. Besides, a heavy bag should weigh no more than half your body weight. Finally, if you are punching a bag full power, you are foolish, as you will likely destroy the wrist over time

[@SirPatrickStar302]

@@KaptainCanuck no no i just wanted to ask which one is good thank you very much so i should go for 48 kg is ok?

[@Tmac90-c7n]

could punching a bag closer to your weight help increase punching power

[@coolman3012]

the heavier the bag the less it give offering you a studier target to work on your power shots and strength without it moving too much, where as a lighter bag is the more give to it requiring better technique to hit effectively and easier on your hands

[@KaptainCanuck]

As I posted above, a bad must NEVER weight more than half your body weight since it would destroy your joints in your wrist if you do hit one equal to your weight. You could reduce your hitting power on a heavier bag but then why pull your punches when a half weight bad will give you the same thing.

[@Diesel117br]

Do you sell the trellis frames to hold the bags?

[@GameolioDan]

Thanks for the information! Great video.

[@khuu43]

Yo is this the guy on team lomachenko? Russ anber?

[@bored-in-the-house3950]

I don’t do Moo Thai. I do sheep Thai

[@falconf17i]

What’s the height of the middle two bags?? The 85 lb & 110 lb

[@1957346]

really well explained.. new subscriber

[@ayushjaiswal1248]

sir I want to buy 250lb...bag...please guid me....how can I buy ...i live in india...

[@ayushjaiswal1248]

my weight is 77kg and height...5.8...

[@ayushjaiswal1248]

and how can I buy that 250lb punching bag ...i live in india

[@ayushjaiswal1248]

do u have your store in New York...

[@jacobschlentz4856]

Ayush Jaiswal Maybe if you check amazon you might.

[@r.k.2355]

KAUSHIK CHAKRABORTY How much it weighs now ?

[@stayhard6267]

I'm 13 years old 1.50 meters And 60 kg I'm gonna lose weight soon and gonna Be something like 52 kg Which punching bag should i use

[@bryceatchley8163]

I would get something you think you can grow into. A heavy 110 bag may be to much so early on but the 85 may limit you in a couple years. You can always go up bags when you get older.

[@sahelamiri2191]

Bryce Atchley good boi

[@saishankar3373]

What is the heights of the .. bag

[@MrBladeDude]

How much does the Muay Thai banana bag weigh?

[@hrwedsash]

You didn't mention their length

[@holmes1978]

Nice Russ !

[@ModaFTW]

I weight about 176lbs , 6ft - there’ is a 150lbs bag im looking at do i buy it and its ok for my weight or look for something lighter and half my weight like 90lbs ?

[@mrm4xim4m]

Great review man I’m looking for a bag the last one I had I ripped but punched with bare hands at a bad time then wondered after why it was ripped. 😩😂 is this simply not recommended to do? Maybe that’s a silly question lol

[@SuperheroKaif]

yep, get an mma glove and practice with that. bare hand you can use on those wood stands don't know the technical name, ones u see in Chinese movies like IP man.

[@Душевное-г7р]

Добрый вечер скажите пожалуйста паповду груша водоналивная как цена

[@futbol1972]

Should I get a 5ft or 6ft banana bag for home use to practice boxing and muay thai? Don't want it to hit floor, my ceiling is 8ft hight

[@ainjuhl4509]

Get 6ft and just keep it 6-12inch from the floor and you can practice very low and very high kicks

[@Rockymarciono731]

I’m 175 and I’d prefer the 250. I use 190 pound aqua bag most of the time.

[@ilangiladov9087]

What the size of 85 pound in cm?

[@bugs4680]

which bag would be best for bare knuckle training

[@thisisfakeahe8158]

Brian Keane never train bare knuckled. high,high probability of snapping your wrist.

[@bugs4680]

yes i do relize that , ive acually been doing knuckle and wrist conditioning for about 10 years or so ironfist training ect at my boxing gym i use all the diffrent bags with no problem i use vertical fist and im able to safely go 70 percent thanks for concern

[@Carlos-fp8jo]

Woah, your goal is not his goal. Maybe he trains for streetfights and he have been training for 10+ years just to make his knuckles hard so you can say that he aint no beginner that will break his wrist so easy.

[@bobhee3561]

yes becos when u get into a street fight u have a ref suddenly jump into the fight , throw u a couple 12 ounces and say ready set go. man fuck outta here with that weak ass bullshit and go bare knuckle.

[@saif1980saif]

Beam bag by ringside

[@hac89]

Isnt it going to break my ceiling?

[@wardenwilson4413]

It can anything can break from weights like one time I heard a 200 ton rock fell on the highway and smashed the highway underneath it weight but the rock was covering it but it did crush the highway road underneath quite fast cause that is heavier then a lorry for an example when you use a hammer you push down you adding more weight to it to destroy ory that object if that object can’t break it means you need a heavier hammer or a another object back to 200 ton they had to reconstruct the highway but first of all when they used their lifting machine their machine got destroyed and crushed even the strongest crane was trying to lift it but it got destroyed too and collapsed the only way for this they had to move the highway and make sure what you choosing it won’t be too heavy or otherwise you end up celing crashing down and getting destroyed by it so be very carefull

[@wardenwilson4413]

And make sure the weight you choosing is light enough so nothing in your house will get destroyed and collapse

[@AKTB124]

I'm looking for a quality heavy bag that will stay consistent and not get rock hard at the bottom. Does anyone have recommendations? I am considering Outslayer, rival, and grant as of right now

[@thefiddler2523]

Fill it with water

[@Tmac90-c7n]

AKTBkilla you probably can a water base heavy bag I seen a few online

[@saif1980saif]

Ringside mamoth or geezer gel. Buffalo leather

[@saif1980saif]

AKTB12 need to go 22" diameter or over

[@Kury707]

Nazo

[@cameronjones9164]

How about a 130lb bag?

[@Elitetravelr]

Great video man !!

[@iansjobs1]

If you're small, and you use a 250 LBS bag, will that increase your punching power?

[@MrBrunothedog]

yeah, hitting a big heavy bag hard is the best way to increase power, but you'll most likely end up seriously damaging your hands and wrists if you hit a bag that big as a beginner.

[@facepalm015]

Wait...you guys don't actually think hitting a heavy bag is going to increase power do you???

[@MrBrunothedog]

of course it does, im not saying you'll end up like mike tyson, but if you do it right it'll definitely increase your power to a degree.

[@LOUDPACG]

facepalm015 trust buddy it does...it teaches you how to throw the punch correctly.

[@skinnybuddhaboy]

facepalm015 I just facepalmed to your comment. I hope your just being sarcastic. Julian Jackson, Earnie Shavers, Geroge Foreman, Mike Tyson were all renowned for their brutal power, and they all worked the heavy bag more than usual. It develops power big time! Of course there are many other factors which make big punchers, but working the heavy bag a lot is one of them.

[@4o8.am.85]

Ik I’m a little late:) but what punching bag would u recommend for 12 year olds?

[@chinchecker464]

Andres Maldonado no a solid 80 pound bag but make sure he punches with Gloves on

[@reuben827]

I'm a lean 200 ..I throw the 250 around like a pillow

[@kalb390]

Just like everyone on the internet

[@jhtongamer3151]

I just want a boxing bag I am 6 for 4 110 kgs I was thinking about getting a 100lbs bag would that be good for me ?

[@manarakhs9860]

Too light get a heavier bag for your size

[@uhuh1023]

What would be best for a 140 lb woman at beginners level? I wanted to buy a 100 lb bag, would that be too heavy?

[@equinox3440]

uhuh1023 I'm like 4 years late but I'd go for a 70lb bag.

[@chinchecker464]

uhuh1023 80 pound 5 years late

[@engchoontan8483]

Alternative usage = travel luggage on a golf trolley Only some full fare airlines have luggage hack golf bags and trolleys.

[@nicolaso2379]

I way 260 lbs what should I use?

[@ainjuhl4509]

150-200lbs bag

[@MCCARVERWORLD]

PLEASE MAKE A OVER GROWN 100-135 POUND BAG

[@waizlatif503]

I am 15 5'11 and 215-220 Pounds. I have never bought a punching bag what sort of bag should I be looking for.

[@waizlatif503]

or hit a punching bag before and I am a male.

[@KyleDuffy00]

15, 5ft 10 , 135 pounds haha I use a heavy bag

[@lxrdyangtze5966]

I am 15 and i am fucking short than you both

[@jacobseymour7743]

Grow the fuck up and learn to be nice to people when they are asking for help.

[@sawwasher9039]

U didnt tell what size they are

[@robshekelberg5315]

What is mootai

[@xinfyre3978]

Mui thai Its a kickboxing style started in thailand. Theyre really good at kicking your face

[@Ktb-Nightmare]

Muay Thai. It's more than kickboxing it's a style that uses punches and kicks (obviously) but also knees and elbows and even some clinching no ground work but if that's ya goal then there are plenty of amazing ground fighting styles- Sorry about commenting a year later but it's not fair to compare kickboxing to Muay Thai I'm not a Martial artist I just love learning about them and learning stuff at home no real training. Just so no one thinks I'm pretending to be a pro I'm just ya regular old study bug

[@fangerboardin4741]

rob shekelberg clinch boxing with cows

[@carlosandres1835]

@@xinfyre3978 muay thai**

[@chittu653]

Bro plz mention in feets plzz

[@Messi-102]

I’m 13 and 110 pounds my favorite is the 150 puns bag

[@jedplays1564]

Cm?

[@grgpanop7526]

What bag should I get for 2.60 height room?

[@ruiraiz9694]

Which one did you pick?

[@djdj5863]

Good video

[@TwoToneCapone]

"miy thai"-_-

[@spidermid3003]

Cruelty ‘moy tie’

[@beaznuts]

I heard "Moo Thai"

[@jonug1234]

Muay Thai

[@onexsports1041]

great job

[@REE-Animation]

I accidentally bought one of those huge bags, the one you call mutai bag in the video. I have no idea what to do with it,.. I just wanted a regular punching bag 🤨 Just wanted you all to know that I’m an idiot

[@rambobalboaboxing]

great advice

[@hrithikraj4434]

what can one fill these bags with?

[@Daantjer]

Bodies if you compete.

[@benia_art]

Hrithik Raj rubber mulch

[@kevinmoreno1244]

Let me get the 200lb bag 😮😅

[@urmilarawat7552]

Wow a punching bag

[@johnmanni227]

its very funny how i am 154 pounds and all those bags are too small for me, as i can only use a 300-350 pounds bag, that is because i hit too hard i guess, but i am not fully into fighting yet, i just started

[@chinchecker464]

Vitalis Otene nah anybody around your weight can punch a bag up to 500 pounds it’s not the weight the matter the lighter the bag help the fighter more when it comes to speed and power for a super weight bag your just punching a wall with no movement

[@joeygonzo]

No tie down option.

[@1kchinoo437]

He is in team Loma ayyy 😂😂

[@spirituality5844]

thanks so much sir

[@anwarpathan4425]

How can I get the 2nd large heavy bag...email address pls..

[@rayyogaming8749]

Thanks

[@codenamezero7357]

So you kinda match up to your own body weight...

[@IIBLANKII]

I know this comment is old, but yeah generally. My grandfather would put bags to guys, never the opposite. You treat bags like opponents. You wouldn't put someone who is inexperienced, and only 110 against someone who is 200 and experienced. Same thing for bags, if the bag serves for high technique, and weight give it to fighters who meet that.

[@aimeethomson7806]

...put a spirally hat on too

[@aimeethomson7806]

Only the one left

[@bellaray13]

ah yes moo tai

[@estevanleal805]

110 it is

[@zzz66606]

it's not MOO thai dammit

[@blainejb7]

no one cares

[@germaninvasion121]

Mul tai lmao

[@carloscolon1279]

Thank you

[@lekikelekona9809]

Tf is a "moo thigh" -_-

[@VestigialHead]

A type of Bullshido?

[@kanepirini5755]

@@VestigialHead bruh it’s Muay Thai it’s Thai kickboxing it’s one of the most effective martial arts look it up and get your facts right

[@VestigialHead]

@@kanepirini5755 woooosh. Way to completely miss the joke bro.

[@pzarafonitis]

Moo thai

[@911247666]

Rival equipments are over priced

[@vigorkomar7296]

plastic cover bags?

[@uhuh1023]

What would be best for a 140 lb woman at beginners level? I wanted to buy a 100 lb bag, would that be too heavy?

[@chinchecker464]

uhuh1023 a nice 80 pound bag would work