Oh no, the padding is very good, not as soft as superior but still quite soft compared to others. It’s a lot more similar to Grant for padding, as it’s not a pillow density but it’s not horsehair either, it’s a mix.
Thank you very much, well I wish you the best of luck on your fight. Biggest problem I’ve had with my fights is staying cool and not getting frustrated. Make sure you also listen to your coach, I went on instinct in both my fights, which was to brawl. End result was UD losses, the second one I believe I won, but if I stayed calm and listen to my coach, then I would’ve gotten the win. But good luck brother.
Aye cuz, I saw that. Top Boxer. Also I saw your first sparring match video. Not bad, but the last guy seemed to toy with you and you were a little reckless with him. If you stayed how you were before hand, it would’ve been closer on the last one.
@@WhoDaF0ok1sThatGuy yeah the guy i was sparring in the last clips is really good he’s trynna go pro right now i think he’s had like 130 fights and only lost like 10. he’s only 18 and he’s in colorado rn in camp and then going to new mexico to fight then kansas 🤣🤣 i don’t think i had a chance against him he’s just workin with me
I was in MMA all my life and then 4 years ago I started boxing. I’ve retired now but still train and spar. I didn’t want it as a career anymore since it took away from my love of the sport.
That's crazy, I envy guys who started fighting so early on in their lifes, I always kinda struggled. Now that I'm 20 and after starting to box, I know that I like it but I really need to go some way to get to my gym, still i don't wanna stop without getting better first
For strength and conditioning, you will need to build up your upper body. However, I would stay away from bench press as majority of boxers do. Additionally, Cardio is the best source of conditioning with the Assault bike, incline walks, and HITT training (running for a certain amount then going to a jog, then just repeat). Personally, I do all three with Incline and Assault bike being the majority. For strengthening, I do hammer curls and curls for biceps, tricep extensions and dips for triceps, rowing (30lbs) and reverse fly for back, and finally dumbbell bench (very different from bar) and incline dumbbell bench for chest. Of course there’s more added but this is the basics. For abs, I do sit ups, Russian twists, dragonflies, and sometimes plank. Talk to your coach about this stuff for more. Of course I have my mother as my personal trainer as she was a former professional personal trainer in the past back in LA Fitness and my father has always been a boxing and MMA trainer, so it was easy to find one. Once you get a coach, he will help you with that stuff more!
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Do you think the padding on these would be too hard for sparring on the 16oz? Is the padding alot harder than the superiors?
Oh no, the padding is very good, not as soft as superior but still quite soft compared to others. It’s a lot more similar to Grant for padding, as it’s not a pillow density but it’s not horsehair either, it’s a mix.
good shit bro i got my first fight in september
Thank you very much, well I wish you the best of luck on your fight. Biggest problem I’ve had with my fights is staying cool and not getting frustrated. Make sure you also listen to your coach, I went on instinct in both my fights, which was to brawl. End result was UD losses, the second one I believe I won, but if I stayed calm and listen to my coach, then I would’ve gotten the win. But good luck brother.
@@WhoDaF0ok1sThatGuy thanks bro and i like the gloves, check the new gloves and headgear i got out on my channel they fye
Aye cuz, I saw that. Top Boxer. Also I saw your first sparring match video. Not bad, but the last guy seemed to toy with you and you were a little reckless with him. If you stayed how you were before hand, it would’ve been closer on the last one.
@@WhoDaF0ok1sThatGuy yeah the guy i was sparring in the last clips is really good he’s trynna go pro right now i think he’s had like 130 fights and only lost like 10. he’s only 18 and he’s in colorado rn in camp and then going to new mexico to fight then kansas 🤣🤣 i don’t think i had a chance against him he’s just workin with me
@@WhoDaF0ok1sThatGuy ay i ame across this again make sure to check out my fight i uploaded it couple weeks ago
What Oz of these Fury gloves you are using? Thx!
12 ounce, I mainly use them for mitt work.
how long have you been boxing for?
I was in MMA all my life and then 4 years ago I started boxing. I’ve retired now but still train and spar. I didn’t want it as a career anymore since it took away from my love of the sport.
That's crazy, I envy guys who started fighting so early on in their lifes, I always kinda struggled. Now that I'm 20 and after starting to box, I know that I like it but I really need to go some way to get to my gym, still i don't wanna stop without getting better first
@@JamietheEmperor that’s a great thing to strive for. It can become over saturated throughout your life when you start Boxing though!
How are they holding up?
Still hold up very well! Definitely the best gloves I have!
What do you do for strength & conditioning?
For strength and conditioning, you will need to build up your upper body. However, I would stay away from bench press as majority of boxers do. Additionally, Cardio is the best source of conditioning with the Assault bike, incline walks, and HITT training (running for a certain amount then going to a jog, then just repeat). Personally, I do all three with Incline and Assault bike being the majority. For strengthening, I do hammer curls and curls for biceps, tricep extensions and dips for triceps, rowing (30lbs) and reverse fly for back, and finally dumbbell bench (very different from bar) and incline dumbbell bench for chest. Of course there’s more added but this is the basics. For abs, I do sit ups, Russian twists, dragonflies, and sometimes plank. Talk to your coach about this stuff for more. Of course I have my mother as my personal trainer as she was a former professional personal trainer in the past back in LA Fitness and my father has always been a boxing and MMA trainer, so it was easy to find one. Once you get a coach, he will help you with that stuff more!
Can I get your Instagram?
My Instagram is in my bio, Evan_Illini_Samano. I don’t really upload anymore since I’m focusing on boxing and school.
@@WhoDaF0ok1sThatGuy I just want to chat :)