@@blazer817 they're great if you either have conditioned shins or don't go 100%. They contour well and allow a lot of movement. You'll feel hard kicks, though still protecting you from injury.
those fairtex shin guards are so amazing, i broke my old RDX ones during a spar and bought these on the spot at my gym and instantly noticed a difference, most guys had em but i didn’t realize the quality was that good, i mean i own fairtex stuff so i shoulda known but it’s such a discrepancy from my old ones
I don’t have a shop near me that sells shin guards, I tried in the RDX shin guards at my local gym. I was a size small, what size do you think I’d be in fartex?
The only thing that strengthens them is repetitive impact Smae with elbows and knees and alll bones if they keep getting hit they’ll eventually get strongwr
Shin conditioning is not real, nerve damage is real. You're conditioning the nerves, not the bone. Bone density is increased with resistance exercise. If you want stronger shins, do heavy squats and deadlifts. Smacking yourself on the leg with a metal pipe only makes you look like a crazy person
If it’s light sparring you don’t need but if you’re doing heavy sparring with trained athletes/fighters you probably will. Whatever gym you go you will find out right away what gear you need
Topking shin guards are less bulky, but thick. Bulletproof. The Venum Elite are more streamlined and you get more feel from your opponents.
Is venum elite good overall??? I'm looking for my first pair of shin guards and they look nice
@@blazer817 they're great if you either have conditioned shins or don't go 100%. They contour well and allow a lot of movement. You'll feel hard kicks, though still protecting you from injury.
those fairtex shin guards are so amazing, i broke my old RDX ones during a spar and bought these on the spot at my gym and instantly noticed a difference, most guys had em but i didn’t realize the quality was that good, i mean i own fairtex stuff so i shoulda known but it’s such a discrepancy from my old ones
RDX is such a terrible brand, i brought the RDX gloves and they’re probably the worst gloves I’ve ever used!
I don’t have a shop near me that sells shin guards, I tried in the RDX shin guards at my local gym. I was a size small, what size do you think I’d be in fartex?
@@Yeehawwtorres I’m 6 foot 190 lbs but pretty dense and I wear a large, I’d say I could wear a medium if I wanted to, but large fits good
For the shin guards if I would like to strengthen my shins how should I do that
Just kick the heavy bag over and over again
The only thing that strengthens them is repetitive impact Smae with elbows and knees and alll bones if they keep getting hit they’ll eventually get strongwr
Hit heavy bag and do shin conditioning. Also have lots of calcium in your body.
you could use thinner shin guards if you want more impact, like a cheaper sock shin guard
Shin conditioning is not real, nerve damage is real. You're conditioning the nerves, not the bone. Bone density is increased with resistance exercise. If you want stronger shins, do heavy squats and deadlifts. Smacking yourself on the leg with a metal pipe only makes you look like a crazy person
Fairtex great and cheap
Cheaapppp???? They are £100
Cheap!?! You must be rolling in it!
What mouthguard would you recommend???
What brand groin protector was that?
RDX Groin Protector
No look catch⁉️⁉️
So no headgear?
It doesn’t much besides stop bleeding
@@ClayHarness why more internal damage? Do you get hit harder by other people if you wear one?
Head gear was in the previous short
If it’s light sparring you don’t need but if you’re doing heavy sparring with trained athletes/fighters you probably will. Whatever gym you go you will find out right away what gear you need
In sparring ppl don’t really hit you in the head full throttle especially if ur new