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    It's my favorite. It's waterlogged and raised high so the hardest part is "there." It never freezes all the way. You don't need anyone to hold it to make it really really solid.

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    yah. Bro def the best thing to do is hang it from a tree or a rafter.

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    Yeah tree works great if you live in a good area. My boy hung one from a tree in his side yard. Gone like a week later. Chain that bitch up!

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    Lol. I carry mine in and out with me. Its a good warmup carryign a 200lb bag outside and hanging it up lo.

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    Quote Originally Posted by danny81 View Post
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    200 LB heavy bag? damn...

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    THe first bag goodfella posted looks like a nice setup


    DB, the 1 you posted I would not get simply because your very constricted for space on the heavy bag and cant do much footwork
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    Quote Originally Posted by fUnc17 View Post
    THe first bag goodfella posted looks like a nice setup


    DB, the 1 you posted I would not get simply because your very constricted for space on the heavy bag and cant do much footwork
    Yeah, the one GF posted looks a little more "open" than that other model.

    Just researching prices atm, lol.

    Do you have anything set up?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gazhole View Post
    Yeah, the one GF posted looks a little more "open" than that other model.

    Just researching prices atm, lol.

    Do you have anything set up?
    I have a Muay thai bag with a sand bottom in my basement that I use solely for kicks

    ALso have a everlast heavy bag hanging in my basement. I'm looking to buy a speed bag soon

    IMO I wouldnt be throwing kicks at a heavy bag... don't feel too good. Not that I've tried it or anything
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    Quote Originally Posted by fUnc17 View Post
    I'm looking to buy a speed bag soon
    Same here. Let me know if you find a high quality one for a good deal. I've been looking at one of the Everlast pro models but it's like $499.99 and I honestly don't want to spend that much on one. I bought one of those 40 dollar ones at the sporting goods store but it had terrible rebound and was really shaky.

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    Quote Originally Posted by fUnc17 View Post
    I have a Muay thai bag with a sand bottom in my basement that I use solely for kicks

    ALso have a everlast heavy bag hanging in my basement. I'm looking to buy a speed bag soon

    IMO I wouldnt be throwing kicks at a heavy bag...don't feel too good. Not that I've tried it or anything
    Yeah, im thinking ill probably just use the heavy bag for punching seeing what a bitch this kicking is turning out to be. Im either gonna kick a wall, a frame, or the bag - all of which will hurt :P

    Screw it. Ill use Thai Pads for kicking.

    Sound like a good basement you've got there though! the thai bags are the really long thinish ones, right?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gazhole View Post
    Sound like a good basement you've got there though! the thai bags are the really long thinish ones, right?
    Back when I did Muy Thai, the bags were long and they had a concrete weight at the bottom to reduce swing.
    So many cries of inequality stem from one of group
    of people doing little or nothing and then bitching
    about another group that actually does something
    to improve their lives.

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    Quote Originally Posted by DOMS View Post
    Back when I did Muy Thai, the bags were long and they had a concrete weight at the bottom to reduce swing.
    Jeez that would suck hitting your shin on that.

    I think they've moved away from that and started incorporating "double end heavybags" more. Basically it hangs like a regular heavy bag and then is secured at the bottom as well by a bracket and chain:


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    Quote Originally Posted by Goodfella9783 View Post
    Jeez that would suck hitting your shin on that.
    It was the bottom 4 inches or so, and it was a bit padded. You learned very quickly never to kick there.
    So many cries of inequality stem from one of group
    of people doing little or nothing and then bitching
    about another group that actually does something
    to improve their lives.

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