william
09-17-2007, 05:07 AM
I was after some advice:
I am looking to purchase a heavy bag of some form. Here’s the deal. Due to my flat/landlord restrictions I can’t put wall brackets to hang a bag from. So I have two options, The first being I hang a normal bag from my chin up bar. Benefits of this are that it is cheap, and I can also use the bag on the ground MMA training etc. Cons are that you can’t round kick it, due to the door way, also have to be careful with hooks, but it does teach you to keep you punching tight (did it like this in my old place, bag has since broken hence getting a new one) Option 2 is that I get a freestanding bag, the type with water in the bottom. Benefits here are full 360’ range. Cons are expense, these things tend to be expensive, also can’t pound it on the floor. Has anyone got experience of freestanding bags? Any good? Or do they just fall over all the time?
I am undecided, and would appreciate any advice/comments?
w
I am looking to purchase a heavy bag of some form. Here’s the deal. Due to my flat/landlord restrictions I can’t put wall brackets to hang a bag from. So I have two options, The first being I hang a normal bag from my chin up bar. Benefits of this are that it is cheap, and I can also use the bag on the ground MMA training etc. Cons are that you can’t round kick it, due to the door way, also have to be careful with hooks, but it does teach you to keep you punching tight (did it like this in my old place, bag has since broken hence getting a new one) Option 2 is that I get a freestanding bag, the type with water in the bottom. Benefits here are full 360’ range. Cons are expense, these things tend to be expensive, also can’t pound it on the floor. Has anyone got experience of freestanding bags? Any good? Or do they just fall over all the time?
I am undecided, and would appreciate any advice/comments?
w