I always train with 18 oz. gloves but they much lighter on my arms and hands now. I had heard that 20 oz. gloves were available, but the heaviest I've ever seen were 18's.
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Originally posted by FrankJackI always train with 18 oz. gloves but they much lighter on my arms and hands now. I had heard that 20 oz. gloves were available, but the heaviest I've ever seen were 18's.
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Originally posted by FrankJackI always train with 18 oz. gloves but they much lighter on my arms and hands now. I had heard that 20 oz. gloves were available, but the heaviest I've ever seen were 18's.
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Originally posted by leffwhy on earth do you want that big gloves???
Toughman competition...*snickers*
boxer-When you train with heavier gloves and then fight with lighter ones, youre hands are going to fly faster because, you have lighter gloves on.
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Originally posted by FrankJackI always train with 18 oz. gloves but they much lighter on my arms and hands now. I had heard that 20 oz. gloves were available, but the heaviest I've ever seen were 18's.
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Originally posted by spinksjinxToughman competition...*snickers*
boxer-When you train with heavier gloves and then fight with lighter ones, youre hands are going to fly faster because, you have lighter gloves on.
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Originally posted by FrankJackDoes it help me in strength or speed? It helps my strength, does a little bit for my speed, nothing dramatic. It's mainly for conditioning my muscles.
Wearing heawy gloves will make you feel faster but you wont be faster.
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Originally posted by leffIt will feel like your faster but you wont be any faster.
I suppose you are right, I didnt fatigue as easy wearing 12oz as I did wearing 16oz gloves. My hands didnt feel as heavy though.
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