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    #11
    for the fighters i train i go by the weight of the fighter anybody over 160 i make them wear 16, anything below its 14 i do not allow 12s for sparring. my fighters spar alot and bigger gloves cuts down on the injurys. and i personaly use 16-18 depending on who im sparring

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      #12
      Originally posted by dchampishere View Post
      for the fighters i train i go by the weight of the fighter anybody over 160 i make them wear 16, anything below its 14 i do not allow 12s for sparring. my fighters spar alot and bigger gloves cuts down on the injurys. and i personaly use 16-18 depending on who im sparring
      What do they use in Cuba? The Ecuadorians seem to follow alot of the Cuban type of training so I thought that why they use 12s here. I was surprised when they told me to buy 12s and I sure felt the punches in the few times I have been able to spar. I also sometimes use them for bagwork as you can see in the following very short vid, feel free to crit

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        #13
        Originally posted by dchampishere View Post
        for the fighters i train i go by the weight of the fighter anybody over 160 i make them wear 16, anything below its 14 i do not allow 12s for sparring. my fighters spar alot and bigger gloves cuts down on the injurys. and i personaly use 16-18 depending on who im sparring
        My logic exactly. I found that the most occuring injuries in the gym are usually hand and wrist, so 16s are usually the best bet. Punches are still felt quite well on these though.

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          #14
          i use 16's in sparring but they are small and compact for 16's, not heavy bulky gloves that give you an unrealistic idea of defence

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            #15
            No tooting my horn but I use 18's only in sparring. They build your speed up a lot more

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              #16
              I've sparred a ex world champion and for the longest I didn't know he wore 12oz while I wore 18oz. Wonder why his punches were felt a little more then usual.

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                #17
                Originally posted by VERSATILE2K9 View Post
                I've sparred a ex world champion and for the longest I didn't know he wore 12oz while I wore 18oz. Wonder why his punches were felt a little more then usual.
                Did yer deck him Vers? Just tell me you did.

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                  #18
                  Originally posted by Southpaw Stinger View Post
                  Did yer deck him Vers? Just tell me you did.
                  That dude was a swarmer. I did left hook him and his head whipped to the side. I was shocked he didn't drop. I did have 18's though. I wasn't used to being attacked. I'm usually the attacker.

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                    #19
                    That's why I use 16 to build speed and stamina, but **** if he is using 14. I know its not that much but every little bit helps especially when he is a pro and I am not.

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                      #20
                      Originally posted by VERSATILE2K9 View Post
                      That dude was a swarmer. I did left hook him and his head whipped to the side. I was shocked he didn't drop. I did have 18's though. I wasn't used to being attacked. I'm usually the attacker.
                      So was he shorter than you or some bigger guy with a bully style?

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