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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"good hand wraps are essential, but also wrapped correctly "
I use them and do wrap them up correctly. Just feel an ache in the flesh between all the bones and in the tendons. |
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Wrap correctly, bit of ice after a good session and heat works a few days later. Make sure you’re punching correctly, if you break your little finger something’s gone wrong.
Otherwise enjoy yourself, it’s one of the best sports for discipline and the your technique will frustrate you for the rest of your life. |
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"Wrap correctly, bit of ice after a good session and heat works a few days later. Make sure you’re punching correctly, if you break your little finger something’s gone wrong.
Otherwise enjoy yourself, it’s one of the best sports for discipline and the your technique will frustrate you for the rest of your life. "
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I box and it’s natural to feel pain in your hands. You get used to it over time and then you stop hurting. What Ounce gloves are you wearing. For me minimum is a 14 ounce and I go up to 16 ounce. Always wrap your hands and I recommend a knuckle protector also. |
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"I box and it’s natural to feel pain in your hands. You get used to it over time and then you stop hurting. What Ounce gloves are you wearing. For me minimum is a 14 ounce and I go up to 16 ounce. Always wrap your hands and I recommend a knuckle protector also. "
I've been doing it for a while and have never had it to this degree though. I use 16oz gloves when sparring but like to use a 12oz on the bag to actually feel it. Unfortunately I am starting to think it's too thin since the speed and power has been improving lately. |
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"I box and it’s natural to feel pain in your hands. You get used to it over time and then you stop hurting. What Ounce gloves are you wearing. For me minimum is a 14 ounce and I go up to 16 ounce. Always wrap your hands and I recommend a knuckle protector also.
I've been doing it for a while and have never had it to this degree though. I use 16oz gloves when sparring but like to use a 12oz on the bag to actually feel it. Unfortunately I am starting to think it's too thin since the speed and power has been improving lately. "
Bag gloves are a lot lower than 12oz, about 4oz |
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