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post 1693484293 11-16-2023, 06:22 PM
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Hey! I’ve talked to my head coach, and she’s okayed me to get my medical done to start sparring! I’m super psyched/stoked and am looking to buy myself sparring gloves and boxing shoes as a reward.

Do you have any recommendations on brands for both? Some brands I’ve looked at for gloves are hayabasa, venom, ringside. For shoes… I’ve considered title, rival, Nike.

Background, I’ve been doing boxing since last march. Typically go 2-5x/week, with my own personal training sessions post lifting 2-3x/week. Only have done heavy bag, pad work, and gotten in the ring offensively while people practiced their defence. Prior to that, on and off Muay Thai.

Thanks in advance and poverty reps to anyone that actually offers solid advice!
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Why would you spar or do combat sports, as a woman?

If you're pretty, 7/10 and above, why would you want to ruin your face and get punched by some ugly 2/10 butch dyke? It serves no purpose for any woman of value and desirability.

Are you ugly?
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Your gym doesn't have those things?

Perhaps you need to go to a real boxing gym.

Don't feel bad it takes time or at least years ago it did to even know where to look to find one.

If you go to a gym that doesn't even have gloves and head gear. I'm guessing there isn't even a ring..

If you are just trying to work out your good but if you are serious I'd suggest looking else where

.as far as brands go. Ringside and Reyes are the best but you don't need the best with what you are doing. At least they were the best when i was on the gym
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All name brands make the same quality. but I like this brand since Mexican fighters use them

https://cletoreyesshop.com/
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What's your overall goal?

Fitness or do you like the competitive side of boxing? Those are two major different paths.

Also, can we see some pix or something to sea wut we're working with? Gahdamn
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The Venum Evo looks so sick and lots of their stuff is on sale right now.

Not sure about shoes though, sorry.

Stoked that you're stoked to get back into it!
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Stay in your weight class or you’ll get knocked into the dimension of world star hip hop and Havoc will post threads about you. You already heard the chit most miscers will say anyway, master footwork, exhale after punching, keep your hands up, use your lower body for power, follow through, stay loose, yada yada.

Hold up, actually read the post. I only ever bought the everlast junk. Tons of lists out there depending on tier of equipment. Depends on how serious you are and your budget.


Here you are:
https://www.sothebys.com/en/buy/_her...SABEgL_dvD_BwE


Also, look into Di Nardo
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Originally Posted By ChangGang⏩
Why would you spar or do combat sports, as a woman?

If you're pretty, 7/10 and above, why would you want to ruin your face and get punched by some ugly 2/10 butch dyke? It serves no purpose for any woman of value and desirability.

Are you ugly?
Awww fuk—yes. I just missed the cut off of pretty sitting at a hard 6.5/10.https://imgur.com/a/GrNvPZy

So I’m hoping to get into the ring to have someone rearrange my face because it’s cheaper than plastic surgery.

Not because I enjoy the discipline, mental and physical conditioning, dedication, and challenging yourself everyday.
Originally Posted By latverian41⏩
Your gym doesn't have those things?

Perhaps you need to go to a real boxing gym.

Don't feel bad it takes time or at least years ago it did to even know where to look to find one.

If you go to a gym that doesn't even have gloves and head gear. I'm guessing there isn't even a ring..

If you are just trying to work out your good but if you are serious I'd suggest looking else where

.as far as brands go. Ringside and Reyes are the best but you don't need the best with what you are doing. At least they were the best when i was on the gym
I have 12oz ringside gloves from my Muay Thai gym I used to go to.
This gym is a local gym at its primary, the boxing program is ancillary. The head coach is legit with her experience, we do have people that spar and have been put into amateur fights (the guys have done knock outs and have been winning their matches) so I feel like they’ve been good with guiding and building up peoples skills. We have 3 locations, one has a dedicated ring, the other a portable ring.

No it’s not hardcore and dedicated only to boxing, but I feel like it serves me where I’m at right now. It’s not as if I think I’ll have a career with boxing lol
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All name brands make the same quality. but I like this brand since Mexican fighters use them

https://cletoreyesshop.com/
They’re all the same quality? So is that your preference because there’s things you like about it… or is it only because of Mexican fighters using them? Lol
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pretty sure you're supposed to do karate instead srs
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boxing over muay thai?? why??!
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Originally Posted By bicmane123⏩
boxing over muay thai?? why??!
because it's the superior form of martial art, with an insanely deeper world wide talent pool, literally 1million times the potential pay out at the top level, and proven to be the single most effective martial art in MMA.

u ready for another round, cuck?
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I’m actually returning my recently bought Hayabusas tomorrow. That doesn’t mean they are bad, it’s just that their style doesn’t work for my hand.

You have to assess whether your hand needs more wrist protection or knuckle protection. There are other smaller factors to consider as well.

Luckily, I bought some Winning gloves back when they cost $275. Now they’re around $425 I believe. They are still the best and perfect for my hand.

I need more wrist protection than knuckle protection so I wanted to get Hayabusas as a second glove. Unfortunately the wrist protection is so severe it practically locks up my wrist and can’t bend it. Didn’t feel good so I am returning them.

You really won’t know if you like a glove until you try them yourself. Ask other people if you can try their glove on and do a few punches on the bag.

When you are ready to buy, make sure they have free trial and a return policy without restocking fee. Thats how I’m returning those Hayabusas.

For a second glove, I’m now looking at Fairtex, Rival or RDX. My Winning gloves are amazing but I don’t want them to smell and get ruined from doing back to back days of training - they need to air out and deodorize nomsayin. Can’t stand it when I have to take punches from someone with gloves that reek.
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Originally Posted By bicmane123⏩
boxing over muay thai?? why??!
This. Why the switch from MT to boxing?
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Originally Posted By theory816⏩
What's your overall goal?

Fitness or do you like the competitive side of boxing? Those are two major different paths.

Also, can we see some pix or something to sea wut we're working with? Gahdamn
I like the competitive side up to the level of sparing. But I don’t think I would actually do actual fighting in an amateur fight. It probably doesn’t make much sense but I think up until that point, I’d be content with. Oh, see previous reply.
Originally Posted By East425⏩
The Venum Evo looks so sick and lots of their stuff is on sale right now.

Not sure about shoes though, sorry.

Stoked that you're stoked to get back into it!
Venom evo? I know they’re on sale for Black Friday but I haven’t looked into their sales yet.

This is what I was checking out




Will look at venom evo in a bit to compare! Thanks for the recommendation and encouragement!

Apparently they said I’m pretty fast/snappy.. and pretty hard with my punches. XD
Originally Posted By Adam16121⏩
Stay in your weight class or you’ll get knocked into the dimension of world star hip hop and Havoc will post threads about you. You already heard the chit most miscers will say anyway, master footwork, exhale after punching, keep your hands up, use your lower body for power, follow through, stay loose, yada yada.

Hold up, actually read the post. I only ever bought the everlast junk. Tons of lists out there depending on tier of equipment. Depends on how serious you are and your budget.
Lol oh for sure I know I’d be paper in the wind. I do focus on breathe work, hip rotation, full extension, keeping high guard. Have to work on keeping my lead shoulder more loose as I tense up. I’m happy with the progress I made so far but there is always room for growth!

Not serious about amateur fights, serious about doing this my whole life though into the unforseen future.
Originally Posted By C1SCO⏩
Depends on if the gloves are just for sparring or heavy bag work, I recommend a different glove for each. Also, I imagine your boxing gym doesn't care if they are 14oz or 16 oz gloves, I recommend 14oz since the bigger gloves gives too much artificial defense. Also, I specifically recommend the Hayabusa s4 gloves for starting sparring. Also you probably should get a gel hand wrap instead of the traditional hand wrap.
I do have 12oz ringsides for the bag already! I’m looking specifically for sparring!

And oh wait, 14 oz are okay for sparring? I thought they had to be more padded for safety? What about the t3 gloves I posted ^^^?

Oh my knuckles are fine. Been screwing my wrist with heavy hook/body shots though. Need to fix my technique and more wrist support.
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Originally Posted By ChangGang⏩
Why would you spar or do combat sports, as a woman?

If you're pretty, 7/10 and above, why would you want to ruin your face and get punched by some ugly 2/10 butch dyke? It serves no purpose for any woman of value and desirability.

Are you ugly?
Because women want to do more than just be a house wife?

Funny how misc call women boring and sloots with no hobbies then object when they get a hobby.
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Originally Posted By ChangGang⏩
because it's the superior form of martial art, with an insanely deeper world wide talent pool, literally 1million times the potential pay out at the top level, and proven to be the single most effective martial art in MMA.

u ready for another round, cuck?
tell that to tyson fury, hehe.

also, didn't realize OP was aspiring to become a elite fighter.
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Originally Posted By bicmane123⏩
boxing over muay thai?? why??!
Nah son, if you are learning martial arts, it’s smart to start with boxing to focus on your hands and head movement. Then you can learn Muay Thai later.
So many Muay Thai practitioners don’t know punches or kicks or defense or anything because they trying to learn it all at the same time. They learn little of each.

It’s like those folk who join BJJ and Muay Thai at the same time. Too much going on at the same time when it should be a step by step learning process.



That being said, boxing is where the ugliest girls train. BJJ has the hotter girls. Whereas Muay Yhai is in the middle but veers closer to the butch boxing girls. SRS.
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Originally Posted By Eggiesinabasket⏩
Awww fuk—yes. I just missed the cut off of pretty sitting at a hard 6.5/10.https://imgur.com/a/GrNvPZy

So I’m hoping to get into the ring to have someone rearrange my face because it’s cheaper than plastic surgery.

Not because I enjoy the discipline, mental and physical conditioning, dedication, and challenging yourself everyday.



I have 12oz ringside gloves from my Muay Thai gym I used to go to.
This gym is a local gym at its primary, the boxing program is ancillary. The head coach is legit with her experience, we do have people that spar and have been put into amateur fights (the guys have done knock outs and have been winning their matches) so I feel like they’ve been good with guiding and building up peoples skills. We have 3 locations, one has a dedicated ring, the other a portable ring.

No it’s not hardcore and dedicated only to boxing, but I feel like it serves me where I’m at right now. It’s not as if I think I’ll have a career with boxing lol




They’re all the same quality? So is that your preference because there’s things you like about it… or is it only because of Mexican fighters using them? Lol
brands are just that.. just don't get Jordans i never owned any Jordan ****
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Damn shawty holla at cha boy. Nah but I've boxed before and trained at Floyd Mayweather's gym.
First thing is to get gloves and shoes that fit.
It's even better if you can find someone to wrap your hands.

Sparring is a different ball game. You could get seriously hurt but it's a good way to see your weak areas. For most people that's cardio and defense.
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Originally Posted By Adam16121⏩
Stay in your weight class or you’ll get knocked into the dimension of world star hip hop and Havoc will post threads about you. You already heard the chit most miscers will say anyway, master footwork, exhale after punching, keep your hands up, use your lower body for power, follow through, stay loose, yada yada.

Hold up, actually read the post. I only ever bought the everlast junk. Tons of lists out there depending on tier of equipment. Depends on how serious you are and your budget.


Here you are:
https://www.sothebys.com/en/buy/_her...SABEgL_dvD_BwE


Also, look into Di Nardo
Lmao I just clicked the link. The first words out of my mouth were “what the fudge” when I saw the price and brand name. Lol, what? Hermes boxing gloves?
Lol, well… I think those gloves and the di nardo gloves deserve a boxer that’s more invested and serious.

I would rep you but I am on spread with you!
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Originally Posted By Ratfish⏩
pretty sure you're supposed to do karate instead srs


Also on spread with you
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Originally Posted By RopeACope⏩
Damn shawty holla at cha boy. Nah but I've boxed before and trained at Floyd Mayweather's gym.
First thing is to get gloves and shoes that fit.
It's even better if you can find someone to wrap your hands.

Sparring is a different ball game. You could get seriously hurt but it's a good way to see your weak areas. For most people that's cardio and defense.
She needs to learn how to wrap her hands her self. First thing her coach should have taught her was how to properly wrap her hands .

Protect your hands at all cost if not that's like a professional golfer banging up and denting hid or her clubs..

Make sure you do that OP
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Originally Posted By latverian41⏩
She needs to learn how to wrap her hands her self. First thing her coach should have taught her was how to properly wrap her hands .

Protect your hands at all cost if not that's like a professional golfer banging up and denting hid or her clubs..

Make sure you do that OP
this. how you wrap your hands >>>> what gloves you are using in terms of hand and wrist safety

doesn't even matter what brand gloves you are using at this point tbh.

low level sparring usually requires 16oz gloves in classes.
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Originally Posted By bicmane123⏩
boxing over muay thai?? why??!
Originally Posted By ChangGang⏩
because it's the superior form of martial art, with an insanely deeper world wide talent pool, literally 1million times the potential pay out at the top level, and proven to be the single most effective martial art in MMA.

u ready for another round, cuck?
Originally Posted By homers54321⏩
This. Why the switch from MT to boxing?
Originally Posted By bicmane123⏩
tell that to tyson fury, hehe.

also, didn't realize OP was aspiring to become a elite fighter.
Originally Posted By GatorBoy92⏩
Nah son, if you are learning martial arts, it’s smart to start with boxing to focus on your hands and head movement. Then you can learn Muay Thai later.
So many Muay Thai practitioners don’t know punches or kicks or defense or anything because they trying to learn it all at the same time. They learn little of each.

It’s like those folk who join BJJ and Muay Thai at the same time. Too much going on at the same time when it should be a step by step learning process.



That being said, boxing is where the ugliest girls train. BJJ has the hotter girls. Whereas Muay Yhai is in the middle but veers closer to the butch boxing girls. SRS.
Lol, I really enjoyed Muay Thai actually and the kicks. I’m really strong with my kicks.

But I found that the gym had so many people in it and they went through so many combinations (only spending like 5 minutes on one move before moving on to another) that I felt like my basics and foundations weren’t being built on because I was constantly trying to catch up. Felt my form, foot work, technique was suffering.

Doing one on one classes with a coach was much better but that’s expensive.

I found with boxing and the way the classes were run, I had a better focus on areas I needed to grow in. Jabs, cross, footwork, breathing, movement and flow… those all improved.

I really really did enjoy Muay Thai but I think Chang is right about boxing being a good foundation to start with… unless my Muay Thai gym wasn’t that good.
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Originally Posted By bicmane123⏩
this. how you wrap your hands >>>> what gloves you are using in terms of hand and wrist safety

doesn't even matter what brand gloves you are using at this point tbh.

low level sparring usually requires 16oz gloves in classes.
Good call on the OZ gloves.
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Originally Posted By GatorBoy92⏩
I’m actually returning my recently bought Hayabusas tomorrow. That doesn’t mean they are bad, it’s just that their style doesn’t work for my hand.

You have to assess whether your hand needs more wrist protection or knuckle protection. There are other smaller factors to consider as well.

Luckily, I bought some Winning gloves back when they cost $275. Now they’re around $425 I believe. They are still the best and perfect for my hand.

I need more wrist protection than knuckle protection so I wanted to get Hayabusas as a second glove. Unfortunately the wrist protection is so severe it practically locks up my wrist and can’t bend it. Didn’t feel good so I am returning them.

You really won’t know if you like a glove until you try them yourself. Ask other people if you can try their glove on and do a few punches on the bag.

When you are ready to buy, make sure they have free trial and a return policy without restocking fee. Thats how I’m returning those Hayabusas.

For a second glove, I’m now looking at Fairtex, Rival or RDX. My Winning gloves are amazing but I don’t want them to smell and get ruined from doing back to back days of training - they need to air out and deodorize nomsayin. Can’t stand it when I have to take punches from someone with gloves that reek.
I also need more wrist support. Now I’m a bit worried because I was thinking of getting the hayabasa specifically for that, but if you felt it was too much that it was restrictive that makes me hesitate. Where did you buy yours so you could try it out and return without issue? And lol yeah I know…. That’s why I can’t stand using the shared gloves at the gym….
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Originally Posted By MikeLowrrrey⏩
Because women want to do more than just be a house wife?

Funny how misc call women boring and sloots with no hobbies then object when they get a hobby.
Thank you. I appreciate this comment a lot. I am on spread with you, unfortunately
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Originally Posted By latverian41⏩
She needs to learn how to wrap her hands her self. First thing her coach should have taught her was how to properly wrap her hands .

Protect your hands at all cost if not that's like a professional golfer banging up and denting hid or her clubs..

Make sure you do that OP
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this. how you wrap your hands >>>> what gloves you are using in terms of hand and wrist safety

doesn't even matter what brand gloves you are using at this point tbh.

low level sparring usually requires 16oz gloves in classes.
I learned how to wrap my hands in Muay Thai but he put a lot of padding on the knuckles because I think that was his preference. He would wrap it for me, but I’d watch to learn until I could do it myself. Since hurting my wrist,, I’ve been padding my knuckles less and wrapping my wrist more for better support.

Okay so I’ll go for a 16 oz at least (that’s what I thought) and maybe I don’t have to focus too heavy on wrist support of the glove if I am wrapping my hands for more wrist support to begin with?
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Originally Posted By Eggiesinabasket⏩
maybe I don’t have to focus too heavy on wrist support of the glove if I am wrapping my hands for more wrist support to begin with?
wouldn't go over 16oz personally. they are heavy enough with enough padding.

and absolutely. wraps will support your wrists and hands far better than gloves
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Originally Posted By ChangGang⏩
because it's the superior form of martial art, with an insanely deeper world wide talent pool, literally 1million times the potential pay out at the top level, and proven to be the single most effective martial art in MMA.

u ready for another round, cuck?
No


pls just lol



Just stick to jews, Condor.




Muay Thai is the superior golden bull art.




Boxing is for negros.





ChangGang, don't be a race traitor.




Muay Thai may not be as popular, but it is for sure racially superior.
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