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Shin Guards Heavy Bag. You can start with your shin guards (assuming they are the leather ones) and gradually over time as you build your conditioning you could switch. Training muay thai itself will harden your shins. I have been training boxing on heavy bag for years. Just gonna point out that kicking a heavy bag won't hurt your shins (permanently), but being a juice head and kicking steel poles and palm. I seem to have pain in. You ware shin guards so your kicks don't impact and hurt your opponent as much while training, not stop your shins from hurting. If you are into mma, kickboxing or muay thai, a pair of shin guards should certainly be something on your shopping list. While some shin guards are versatile enough for both, it's often recommended to have separate pairs for sparring (more padding) and heavy bag work (more compact). In short, conditioning the shins is done over time by kicking heavy bags and pads 3 or 4 times per week, weightlifting to build the muscles around the shins (hypertrophy) twice per. I just started mixing in mauy tai kicks, elbows and knees. Kicking heavy bags and pads, sparring and other muay thai training.

I seem to have pain in. If you are into mma, kickboxing or muay thai, a pair of shin guards should certainly be something on your shopping list. Just gonna point out that kicking a heavy bag won't hurt your shins (permanently), but being a juice head and kicking steel poles and palm. Kicking heavy bags and pads, sparring and other muay thai training. Training muay thai itself will harden your shins. While some shin guards are versatile enough for both, it's often recommended to have separate pairs for sparring (more padding) and heavy bag work (more compact). I just started mixing in mauy tai kicks, elbows and knees. In short, conditioning the shins is done over time by kicking heavy bags and pads 3 or 4 times per week, weightlifting to build the muscles around the shins (hypertrophy) twice per. You ware shin guards so your kicks don't impact and hurt your opponent as much while training, not stop your shins from hurting. I have been training boxing on heavy bag for years.

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Shin Guards Heavy Bag I seem to have pain in. While some shin guards are versatile enough for both, it's often recommended to have separate pairs for sparring (more padding) and heavy bag work (more compact). Kicking heavy bags and pads, sparring and other muay thai training. You ware shin guards so your kicks don't impact and hurt your opponent as much while training, not stop your shins from hurting. I have been training boxing on heavy bag for years. Training muay thai itself will harden your shins. I seem to have pain in. Just gonna point out that kicking a heavy bag won't hurt your shins (permanently), but being a juice head and kicking steel poles and palm. In short, conditioning the shins is done over time by kicking heavy bags and pads 3 or 4 times per week, weightlifting to build the muscles around the shins (hypertrophy) twice per. If you are into mma, kickboxing or muay thai, a pair of shin guards should certainly be something on your shopping list. You can start with your shin guards (assuming they are the leather ones) and gradually over time as you build your conditioning you could switch. I just started mixing in mauy tai kicks, elbows and knees.