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BODYBUILDING SUPPLEMENTS
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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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Join Date: Feb 2007
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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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Aiyyo it's off with his head/Cock the lead redecorate the crib burgandy red |
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Join Date: Dec 2004
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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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Ride my face to Chicago.
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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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Accept the necessity to take a step back in order to take two steps forward.
Deadlifts, Presses, Pistols and Pullups |
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Ride my face to Chicago.
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Just researching prices atm, lol. Do you have anything set up? |
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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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Accept the necessity to take a step back in order to take two steps forward.
Deadlifts, Presses, Pistols and Pullups |
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Join Date: Dec 2004
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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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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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Join Date: Dec 2004
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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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Metrosexual
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