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Muay Thai Shin Guards For 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 to say. 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). Get a softer bag if it's to hard. If you’ve just started muay thai you might have seen the more experienced guys in the gym hammering heavy kicks into the bag or pads, but when you tried to do the same it was just plain painful. Light weight guards offer the least amount of protection, while heavy weight guards provide the most. The muay thay shin guards also protect the foot, so you'll probably get used to landing kicks with your. Best quality shin guards you've used that stay in place and aren't majorly bulky/heavy? If you’re a beginner or if you’re just starting to learn muay thai, we recommend that you buy. 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 trees is best left. Looking to upgrade from some cheap venums i had (£40gbp).

Best quality shin guards you've used that stay in place and aren't majorly bulky/heavy? 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 trees is best left. Get a softer bag if it's to hard. Looking to upgrade from some cheap venums i had (£40gbp). Light weight guards offer the least amount of protection, while heavy weight guards provide the most. 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 to say. The muay thay shin guards also protect the foot, so you'll probably get used to landing kicks with your. 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). If you’re a beginner or if you’re just starting to learn muay thai, we recommend that you buy. If you’ve just started muay thai you might have seen the more experienced guys in the gym hammering heavy kicks into the bag or pads, but when you tried to do the same it was just plain painful.

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Muay Thai Shin Guards For Heavy Bag 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). 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 to say. The muay thay shin guards also protect the foot, so you'll probably get used to landing kicks with your. Looking to upgrade from some cheap venums i had (£40gbp). If you’ve just started muay thai you might have seen the more experienced guys in the gym hammering heavy kicks into the bag or pads, but when you tried to do the same it was just plain painful. 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). If you’re a beginner or if you’re just starting to learn muay thai, we recommend that you buy. 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 trees is best left. Light weight guards offer the least amount of protection, while heavy weight guards provide the most. Get a softer bag if it's to hard. Best quality shin guards you've used that stay in place and aren't majorly bulky/heavy?