@@champ0021 I believe these are galvanized steel pipes. They were made by my father years ago since I was a child. I’m 29 now. But basically you just get galvanized steel pipe, galvanization prevents rusting, and make sure the ends are threaded, so that you can screw them to connect via a “connector”. I’m not sure the mechanical term, again I didn’t build it. But it seems like a relatively simple DIY anyone can do, I’m actually thinking about replicating this and making a video. But the stand I have is still good after nearly 30 years LOL.
@@SENSEIJASON I was going to ask you about the stand. I’m looking for one like this which should be better for movement than the everlast I have. How much weight do you think it can take, and how is it mounted on the ground. Great video, I’m looking at getting one but I’m on the fence about which size. I just got a Nazo 4ft xl 135lbs, and wanted to pair it with the aqua bag. I’m 5”11 200lbs. Do you think your stand could work for me? Can you send pictures, I’d appreciate it. elioniron@hotmail.com Again great video, appreciate it
Great video just heard about these and just trying to get some reviews before I get one for my home gym so after watching this review I'm going to get one thanks 👍👍
Hey John, the bag indeed is worth every penny and seems a step above the DIY Aqua Bag I assembled a few months ago. As far as the piping, it was actually put together by my dad a long time ago. He intended for it to be a heavy bag stand, as well Pull Up training bar.
@@SENSEIJASON I ended up buying it based on your video. Loving it so far. It's harder than my old Title water bag, but I really like how you end up using angles, timing and movement a lot more.
What a cool bag! I'm leaning towards the 120lb size to really step into it and replace the heavy bag for the most part in my home gym. By the shape of your bag, it looks like you still have room to fill it. I'm wondering if you added more water and how that was?
Hi thanks for watching, be sure to check out my recent video comparing the 75lb and 120lb bag. There was some room left to fill on this bag, but it can be filled to true shape.
Very interesting ! I have some questions : Is it necessary to the bag to be full of water or can we modulate the weight and the smoothness of the bag By adding différents amounts of water ? And is it a good idea for a naked hands training ?
Nice video! There are some particular training sessions you can do with this water punching bag? I would like to know some exercises you can do with this bag (cardio, power etc), since is not so popular yet.
Hey my friend, I would say that anything you can do on a standard heavy bag you can also do on the aqua bag. But where this bag shines is with the uppercuts.
My father built this a long time ago, he used to box and be a workout fanatic. The bar was multi use, for boxing, gymnastic, strength training, etc. Though I’m not sure about the specifics, I believe it is one main pipe, 2 side pipes, and 4 on the bottom. All of them connect via those “pipe” adaptors/connectors. I’m very sure they can all be found at the local hardware store such as Home Depot. Apologies for the poor reference haha. Hey, but if you wanna know more let me know, and I’ll ask the old man himself! Cheers by the way and happy new year! -Jason
@@SENSEIJASON hey thx for the info man I have a better idea now lol i just ordered a century stand it holds up to 100 pounds I’m really new to this stuff your stand is perfect you can punch and move around freely if you can get the information on how to build this it would be extremely helpful thx for the reply I subbed to your channel 🔥
Hi my friend, I used to be a university student and train hard in karate. My number one piece of advice is to have balance. Setting a schedule helps a lot. You should organize your time wisely and develop a disciplined routine. Discipline is the key, the most important thing.
There is no secret, if you want to be successful you have to work hard. But many do not achieve success because they do not want to work hard. School is more important if you said WKF is just your hobby. If it is just a hobby, you can just practice for fun. Try not to stress out too much and have balance between school and training.
Hey nice review, I love your self made stand for the water bag. Can you tell the dimensions of the tubing you used? How high and how wide the tubes are, as well as the diameter?
What do u find the give on the bag is when you throw proper power punches? Does the bag swing excessively or can you land multiple power punches in combination?
When I throw power punches on the 75 lb it is fairly decent. But I would say if you are the type of puncher who likes to just let your hands fly, the 75 lb may move more than you like. But for all around boxing it is a good bag. If you prefer the feel of the aqua bag, and also a bag that is more steady, the 120 lb bag might be better.
For me it’s good, and it’s not too big. Definitely is way better than a traditional heavy bag for slipping, head movement, and you can actually duck under or roll.
Head movement, for me is still great with the 18 inch bag. For me head movement is very subtle, I never want to commit to deep or too far to the side. When I evade punches it is about staying out of my opponents range while still maintaining countering range. So for me the 18 inch bag is still great for head movement.
Hi Terry, Have you ever contacted aqua bag to determine if they are exactly the same? Because Taylor made no doubt may manufacture the bags, but how are you sure they are not modifying the aqua bags for combat training? The aqua bags do come with a bow shackle and garden hose adaptor that buying a Taylor made Buoy on amazon would not include. Even if the bags are virtually identical, Aqua bag offers some really dope colors, plus the garden hose adapter and bow shackle. In any case the points I made in this video, I’m assuming, would apply to both Aqua training bag Brand & Taylor Made Buoy. Thank you for watching by the way! Jason
@Terrin Jackson II Hey Terry, After reaching out to Aqua Bag, there customer support responded with this: “We've designed the Aqua Training Bag specifically for boxing and to hold water rather than air like buoys. A few of our bags work specifically with the ATB Sensor which provides a personalized workout experience and round-by-round analytics, something that the buoys can't pair with.” So perhaps the main difference is that they are designed to hold water rather than air. And to piggyback on that, I made a DIY aqua bag a few months back, using the POLYFORM Buoy brand on Amazon, and when I filled it up with water it doesn’t have the same feel as when hitting the actual Aqua bag brand, it seems there is more shock absorption due to its specific mods for boxing and impact striking. The DIY aqua I made still felt VERY brick like. Hope that clarifies everything! -Jason
Can you PLEASE make a Tuitorial on your DIY stand? It looks perfect for maneuvering around the bag while still firing shots. PLEASE we would all love to know!
Try hanging from it with your own body weight. Assuming you are less than 190 pounds, and the branch feels stable it might work. The heaviest aqua bag is 190lb, so I’m not sure how the branch would handle weight heavier than that.
@@SENSEIJASON thanks! I'm about 170 and the branch can hold me. Would you recommend the 75 lb or the 120lb aqua bag for someone who is more of a beginner in boxing?
I don’t think it necessary makes less noise, any punch of done correctly should make an audible sound. And for me it’s hard to really tell because I have my bags outside.
I think that is a solid idea! I’ve seen many people use this set up! Do what is best for you. But keep in mind depending on how wide the power rack is, you may only be hitting one side of the aqua bag, and not able to move around or change angle. Nonetheless many people use the exact set up you described including professional fighters! Hope it works out!
Can these aqua bags be set up for outdoor use all year round? As in can they stay hung up in a garden permanently without suffering any detoriation to the bag
The venum gloves are legit, great balance of price and quality. At home I rarely wrap my hands. These are 14oz I believe, love them. I switch between gloves when I want to change things up.
Hey my friend, I only filled it only once, and usually you would only need to fill it once if you don’t plan on moving it. But the awesome thing is that I can quickly drain it by removing the cap, and take it with me wherever I go. -Jason
I put on the aqua bag and take it off with every use, so I just store the bag in the box it came it came with in my backyard, and just use the plastic it came with to cover it as well. Really low key set up.
Of course! Also you should know the bag only comes with the bag itself and the bow shackle, the thing the clips on the bag allowing for hooks or carabiners to attach itself to the bag. And no chain as well. Thankfully I had a chain and some extra carabiners to help prop it up as soon as I got it. If you have a similar pull up bar set up as me, I actually am not putting it on a chain anymore, I just got some heavy bag straps off of Amazon and they were super easy and convenient to set up, plus real cheap.
Hi Jason, thanks for the video! Super helpful. For reference, what's your weight class? I'm trying to decide between A2 and A3 size buoys. I'm 145 pounds so I figure the small one will work fine for me, but I can't decide.
I float between140-145lbs, and I love both my 15 inch and 18 inch bag. The 15 inch weighs up to 75lbs, and the 18 inch weight up to 120lbs. Both bags have a different workout flow when I use them. The 75 lb bag I am moving a lot more using footwork, rolls, slips, ducks. But with the 120 lb bag I can release more power for longer periods without the bag moving. So in a sense, one bag helps me out with movement/power, while the heavier bag is much more power and output focused.
Bro plz respond::: why does your bag look so hard an firm... mine doesn't just hung it up tonight an a lot of the videos I see their bags have that perfect tear drop shape like yours and I can tell the impact hits different.. got any advice???
Did you use the garden hose adaptor? Or you just tried to fill it with the hose? First having the adaptor really does help, and i overfill the bag to the point where water keeps spilling out, then I try to quickly plug it in. This is how you get the shape.
Jason my friend I don't know what you're talkin about I kick the living shit out of my Aqua bag LOL seriously! There is a martial arts Channel on RUclips called Warrior Collective and I believe they have 1 or 2 very great video tutorials on specifically kicking the aqua bag give it a try
Wow, I will definitely check that out, I mean I’m sure you can kick it don’t get me wrong, but it doesn’t seem optimally designed for kicks. I feel like I would have a better training kicking a banana bag, or standard heavy bag. One thing you definitely cannot low kick the Aqua Bag. That being said, the Aqua bag is now one of my go to training equipment for impact training. It has so much to offer!
@@SENSEIJASON obviously for Muay Thai and Dutch kickboxing it will not be of much value to you! But you are Japanese Shotokan Style karate so this can definitely benefit you!
@@aquatrainingbag6424 LOL well that depends on you my friend I don't know what you look like but you can hang these as low as you need to I suppose! I am 6 ft even and I can kick well above my head and smash a person 6ft 2in tall right their face! Or you could also have different sizes of Aqua bags for different training purposes and raised at different levels
Hello, young man. Love reviews. Im not a a boxer. Im just an old man who enjoys staying in shape with boxing exercises. What bag do you recommend for me to build up on my power punches? Let me know it would be greatly appreciated.
I live in Cali so I’m freezing water is not a concern for me. I’ve heard others who live in colder climates use some anti freeze when they are filling the bag. If you are able to get one, they are nonetheless great bags!
Best thing is to hang it first, then start filling it with water. Another pro tip is to inflate it with air first, this allows the water to distribute evenly and faster.
@@SENSEIJASON I’m going to get the aqua bag real soon but I don’t know here to hang it , can you maybe post a tutorial on how you built your bag stand ?
@@itaintme3603 it’s been a video I’ve been wanting to do for a while, but it’s actually my father who built it years back. I keep telling him many of my viewers are interested in the stand. He told me they are galvanized steel pipe with “threaded ends” so that they can be screwed and connected into position. I measured the diameter yesterday of the pipe, it came about to be 1.75 inches diameter and 5.5 inches circumference. This is the best I can do for now. I’ll never say never though, stay tuned brother!
Yes that is correct, also for faster customer service I recommend contacting them through their Instagram by direct message, they usually respond within one business day.
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What did you use to make the boxing stand?
@@champ0021 I believe these are galvanized steel pipes. They were made by my father years ago since I was a child. I’m 29 now. But basically you just get galvanized steel pipe, galvanization prevents rusting, and make sure the ends are threaded, so that you can screw them to connect via a “connector”. I’m not sure the mechanical term, again I didn’t build it. But it seems like a relatively simple DIY anyone can do, I’m actually thinking about replicating this and making a video. But the stand I have is still good after nearly 30 years LOL.
@@SENSEIJASON I was going to ask you about the stand. I’m looking for one like this which should be better for movement than the everlast I have. How much weight do you think it can take, and how is it mounted on the ground. Great video, I’m looking at getting one but I’m on the fence about which size. I just got a Nazo 4ft xl 135lbs, and wanted to pair it with the aqua bag. I’m 5”11 200lbs. Do you think your stand could work for me? Can you send pictures, I’d appreciate it. elioniron@hotmail.com Again great video, appreciate it
How did you make that stand?
This on repeat.
The ABSOLUTE BEST BAG on the MARKET!
@@SENSEIJASON I’m looking to order the 18 inch, but the 15 inch looks very solid as well!
I doubt even professionals can hit anywhere near enough break the bag the water soaks the power of your punches really well
Love this bag - it's tiny, fast and well balanced
Wow that was an impressive review! Seriously considering getting one now!
I think they are on sale right now!
That’s some big power for a relatively small guy 👏👏👏👏
OSS brother thank you as always
It's so f*cking rewarding when you land a perfect punch on this bag.
You feel like Mike Tyson.
Yessir 🔥🔥
Had to jump on this exact size and colorway after having watched this vid. Thanks, Coach!
Dope brotha! Enjoy my man!
By far the best review for a product I’ve seen in awhile. Thanks! And also sick beanie you got there!
Thank you my friend! It’s my pleasure 🔥🔥
That bag is beautiful
Thank you homie I love it!
Great video just heard about these and just trying to get some reviews before I get one for my home gym so after watching this review I'm going to get one thanks 👍👍
Awesome review bro. You sold me on getting this for my small home gym 🥊
Glad I could help
How much cost the bag? Like that size?
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Good video. I’ve always wondered about the aqua bags. Will there be a video on the Stand? Looks like 1 inch galvanized piping.
Hey John, the bag indeed is worth every penny and seems a step above the DIY Aqua Bag I assembled a few months ago. As far as the piping, it was actually put together by my dad a long time ago. He intended for it to be a heavy bag stand, as well Pull Up training bar.
This was a refreshing video Sensei! Looks like it’s freezing out there, must be your suit keeping you warm 😎
Thank you brother..hope all is good and staying safe! Happy holidays homie 🥷💯🥋🔥
@@SENSEIJASON yes sensei, I was interested in the 18” aqua bag on amazon, any opinion on that?? 🙏🏿
Suuuuper! 💨
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@@SENSEIJASON I need to hit that now!!
A way to maybe add a way of kicking is to somehow attach a Bag below it or have one that's longer
Sold! Thank you for the great review!
These are boat fenders re-badged. You can buy them for about $7. Just look for polyform buoy size A3.
Thank you for sharing!
Had this bag for more than a year but now I want to upgrade to a heavier one. Great bag especially for uppercuts and hooks🥊
Sizing up is definitely a good idea especially if you are experienced already. The 75 lb is great all around bag for all levels!
What size are you upgrade from and to, if you don't mind me asking?
Can you leave outdoors?
I leave mine outdoors year round, but I live in Cali, weather not too extreme
Thank you, for the super useful review
I’m suddenly very hungry after watching this lol 🔥🥷🥋
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Lol
Thank you for a really good review and video brother. 👌👌
Thank you brother God bless!
-Jason 🙏🏽
Awesome review. I was on the fence about an aqua bag, but am sold now. Now I just have to learn how to move like you lol
It really is a great bag, if you set it up right and take care of it, it will last very long and provide solid workouts + training! Have fun :)
@@SENSEIJASON I ended up buying it based on your video. Loving it so far. It's harder than my old Title water bag, but I really like how you end up using angles, timing and movement a lot more.
Thanks for sharing your experience! 🙏🔥
Thanks for the review Jason
No problem brother! Thanks for watching!
Nice review man
Appreciate you
great review! thanks
I just put out a new review on the 190 lb aqua bag, feel free to check my uploads for the scoop!
That boxraw sweat suit looks so fresh too
Thank youu!
Aqua bags are amazing. Love the vid
Thank you my friend, they are indeed one of my favorite bags to hit!
What a cool bag! I'm leaning towards the 120lb size to really step into it and replace the heavy bag for the most part in my home gym. By the shape of your bag, it looks like you still have room to fill it. I'm wondering if you added more water and how that was?
Hi thanks for watching, be sure to check out my recent video comparing the 75lb and 120lb bag. There was some room left to fill on this bag, but it can be filled to true shape.
@@SENSEIJASON Thanks man I will!
try a heavy one bro with less movement , you can really land some big boy canello shots then , but ignore me your work is ace
Great job twin!
Thanks twin 🙏🏽
Thanks
Welcome
Thks!
My pleasure, thank you for watching!
-Jason
Good video. I’m thinking about getting one of those for my garage.
Go for it!
Hi. I wanted yo ask about the noice? Because of the neighbors, it makes more or less noice than otrers bags. Thanks
It is not louder than an average heavy bag. If you want you can wrap a towel around the bag to prevent the sound of impact. It is an easy fix.
Good review
Glad you enjoyed it
Nice video bro
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Very interesting !
I have some questions :
Is it necessary to the bag to be full of water or can we modulate the weight and the smoothness of the bag By adding différents amounts of water ?
And is it a good idea for a naked hands training ?
You can control how much water to put in. No I recommend hitting with gloves
I was thinking about getting this but I like getting my kicks in, otherwise looks pretty good
It’s great I love my aqua bag!
I wanted to get one but I’m uncertain which one would be best for my garage. That one your using looks small, maybe it’s cause your outside.
How much?
amzn.to/2KmnCjC My bag is $125 on amazon and they are promoting free shipping right now.
Nice video! There are some particular training sessions you can do with this water punching bag? I would like to know some exercises you can do with this bag (cardio, power etc), since is not so popular yet.
Hey my friend, I would say that anything you can do on a standard heavy bag you can also do on the aqua bag. But where this bag shines is with the uppercuts.
Great review. I was on the fence,
Great review.Do you think this punching bag can be used in an apartment?I want to hang this from my pull up bar
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Appreciate that so much! Welcome 🥋🔥💯
-Jason
Did you build that stand yourself? Is so can you make a how to video or tell us where you purchased it please.
My father built this a long time ago, he used to box and be a workout fanatic. The bar was multi use, for boxing, gymnastic, strength training, etc. Though I’m not sure about the specifics, I believe it is one main pipe, 2 side pipes, and 4 on the bottom. All of them connect via those “pipe” adaptors/connectors. I’m very sure they can all be found at the local hardware store such as Home Depot. Apologies for the poor reference haha. Hey, but if you wanna know more let me know, and I’ll ask the old man himself! Cheers by the way and happy new year!
-Jason
@@SENSEIJASON hey thx for the info man I have a better idea now lol i just ordered a century stand it holds up to 100 pounds I’m really new to this stuff your stand is perfect you can punch and move around freely if you can get the information on how to build this it would be extremely helpful thx for the reply I subbed to your channel 🔥
@@SENSEIJASON please ask him, let me know elioniron@hotmail.com
Bro i am studying MECHANICAL ENGINEERING and my hobby is to go in WKF so plz... Guide me how can i manage my university and my hobby simultaneously
Hi my friend, I used to be a university student and train hard in karate. My number one piece of advice is to have balance. Setting a schedule helps a lot. You should organize your time wisely and develop a disciplined routine. Discipline is the key, the most important thing.
Yes bro i known but plz.. give me some hint so that my struggle become little less plz... Bro
There is no secret, if you want to be successful you have to work hard. But many do not achieve success because they do not want to work hard. School is more important if you said WKF is just your hobby. If it is just a hobby, you can just practice for fun. Try not to stress out too much and have balance between school and training.
I have not said that wkf is my hobby karate is my hobby wkf opis my dreaam and my one of the biggest goal of my life bro
You will see me as a kumite player in next 4 to 5 yrs bro i will represent india
Those Aqua's are FIRE!!!
Hey nice review, I love your self made stand for the water bag. Can you tell the dimensions of the tubing you used? How high and how wide the tubes are, as well as the diameter?
Thank you for watching, here is a video I made that explains my stand a lil more in depth: ruclips.net/video/4VEWOf9YoG0/видео.html
Legit!
YEE
your stand looks very sturdy. was thinking about making one. how much weight do you think the stand supports?
If I had to guess a couple 1000 lbs
Im moving my boxing equipment around..anyone know how to properly drain the bag so I can move it and refill it?
i've had to drain one before, you literally just have to remove the plug and let it drain
What do u find the give on the bag is when you throw proper power punches? Does the bag swing excessively or can you land multiple power punches in combination?
When I throw power punches on the 75 lb it is fairly decent. But I would say if you are the type of puncher who likes to just let your hands fly, the 75 lb may move more than you like. But for all around boxing it is a good bag. If you prefer the feel of the aqua bag, and also a bag that is more steady, the 120 lb bag might be better.
@@SENSEIJASON Do you find the 15 inch bag good for head movement and slipping or is it still too big?
For me it’s good, and it’s not too big. Definitely is way better than a traditional heavy bag for slipping, head movement, and you can actually duck under or roll.
@@SENSEIJASON Do you think you can do the same thing with the 18 inch or is practicing head movement on it difficult?
Head movement, for me is still great with the 18 inch bag. For me head movement is very subtle, I never want to commit to deep or too far to the side. When I evade punches it is about staying out of my opponents range while still maintaining countering range. So for me the 18 inch bag is still great for head movement.
you should have went full Canelo Alvarez on the back EYAS... OUSS...
Haha, I totally would but it was early in the morning, most of my neighbors would kill me for waking them up 🤣🤣🤣
You can get aqua bags on Amazon for half the price it's the Taylor made bouy it's the same dimensions
Hi Terry,
Have you ever contacted aqua bag to determine if they are exactly the same? Because Taylor made no doubt may manufacture the bags, but how are you sure they are not modifying the aqua bags for combat training? The aqua bags do come with a bow shackle and garden hose adaptor that buying a Taylor made Buoy on amazon would not include.
Even if the bags are virtually identical, Aqua bag offers some really dope colors, plus the garden hose adapter and bow shackle.
In any case the points I made in this video, I’m assuming, would apply to both Aqua training bag Brand & Taylor Made Buoy.
Thank you for watching by the way!
Jason
@@SENSEIJASON I've seen others do product reviews on them and the aqua bags color scheme are nice but idc about the colors like that
@@Tmac90-c7n Fair enough, but I think we can both agree these bags are amazing!! Happy new year!
-Jason
@Terrin Jackson II Hey Terry,
After reaching out to Aqua Bag, there customer support responded with this: “We've designed the Aqua Training Bag specifically for boxing and to hold water rather than air like buoys. A few of our bags work specifically with the ATB Sensor which provides a personalized workout experience and round-by-round analytics, something that the buoys can't pair with.”
So perhaps the main difference is that they are designed to hold water rather than air. And to piggyback on that, I made a DIY aqua bag a few months back, using the POLYFORM Buoy brand on Amazon, and when I filled it up with water it doesn’t have the same feel as when hitting the actual Aqua bag brand, it seems there is more shock absorption due to its specific mods for boxing and impact striking. The DIY aqua I made still felt VERY brick like.
Hope that clarifies everything!
-Jason
@@SENSEIJASON haven't purchased either one yet but I'll probably get the aqua bag when I catch a sale tho
Can you PLEASE make a Tuitorial on your DIY stand? It looks perfect for maneuvering around the bag while still firing shots. PLEASE we would all love to know!
You asked, you shall receive! Just uploaded it! Let me know if you have questions!
ruclips.net/video/Iari4sKPYjY/видео.html
Great video 🔥
My pleasure brother!
How did you put the stand together and what’s it made of? Also what kind of chains are you using?
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Yo what’s that jacket/shirt you wearing? Thinking of getting it too for workouts
It's a BOXRAW Sauna suit
How much does the bag weight
34kg
Thinking of getting one. Only place I can think I'd be able to hang it from is a tree branch in my backyard. You think that would work?
Try hanging from it with your own body weight. Assuming you are less than 190 pounds, and the branch feels stable it might work. The heaviest aqua bag is 190lb, so I’m not sure how the branch would handle weight heavier than that.
@@SENSEIJASON thanks! I'm about 170 and the branch can hold me. Would you recommend the 75 lb or the 120lb aqua bag for someone who is more of a beginner in boxing?
I’d definitely go with the 75lb bag if I were just starting out. And in time as you progress you can always size up.
@@SENSEIJASON thanks again bro! You have been my go to channel the past few days 💪👍
what's your opinion and review on the aqua bag sensor? if you did one
Never did one
@@SENSEIJASON well, guess what! time to do one brother lol
Does this make less noises than the regular heavy bags? I want a bag that makes the less noise
I don’t think it necessary makes less noise, any punch of done correctly should make an audible sound. And for me it’s hard to really tell because I have my bags outside.
Hey Do y’all think that an aqua bag should be my first bag because I’m a beginner and also what oz glove should i get for it
Go for it!
14-16oz gloves
Do u think you can kick on this aqua bag? Gott an 38kg one from Phantom Athlet
Yes you can, but for me they work best with boxing.
I would recommend not to kick it with shoes
Do you have a video of how you made that bag stand?
Here it is DIY HEAVY BAG STAND
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How much does your aqua bag weigh in kg
34kg
Is the material different compare with polyform buoy?
yes i believe so
Hello! What do u think about hanging that water bag on a Power rack?
You really Made me Interested in one of these.
I think that is a solid idea! I’ve seen many people use this set up! Do what is best for you. But keep in mind depending on how wide the power rack is, you may only be hitting one side of the aqua bag, and not able to move around or change angle. Nonetheless many people use the exact set up you described including professional fighters! Hope it works out!
@@SENSEIJASON hey thank you so much! What a great and helpful answer🙏🏻
Is of hood for punching power
Yes perfect
Can these aqua bags be set up for outdoor use all year round? As in can they stay hung up in a garden permanently without suffering any detoriation to the bag
I’ve left my bags out since I got them, no major deterioration.
@@SENSEIJASON thanks for the reply. Think I'm going to get one and set it up in the garden then👍
You can always a wrap a towel around it for extra protection against the elements
can the water freeze if cold enough outside? Thank you for the video.
I believe so, but I live in Cali, never been an issue. You could always empty the bag, or put anti freeze in it
How are the venum gloves? I know they are the official sponsor for the ufc replacing Reebok. Also do you have your hands wrapped?
The venum gloves are legit, great balance of price and quality. At home I rarely wrap my hands. These are 14oz I believe, love them. I switch between gloves when I want to change things up.
Noob question, but do you fill it with water every time or just once?
Hey my friend,
I only filled it only once, and usually you would only need to fill it once if you don’t plan on moving it. But the awesome thing is that I can quickly drain it by removing the cap, and take it with me wherever I go.
-Jason
I put on the aqua bag and take it off with every use, so I just store the bag in the box it came it came with in my backyard, and just use the plastic it came with to cover it as well. Really low key set up.
@@SENSEIJASON thank you for the detailed answers, planning to get one of these for my backyard as well.
Of course! Also you should know the bag only comes with the bag itself and the bow shackle, the thing the clips on the bag allowing for hooks or carabiners to attach itself to the bag. And no chain as well. Thankfully I had a chain and some extra carabiners to help prop it up as soon as I got it. If you have a similar pull up bar set up as me, I actually am not putting it on a chain anymore, I just got some heavy bag straps off of Amazon and they were super easy and convenient to set up, plus real cheap.
Why cant you throw kicks? OSS
You can, I just think it is better for punches. Knees and elbows are also perfect too. Do you have one?
Hi Jason, thanks for the video! Super helpful. For reference, what's your weight class? I'm trying to decide between A2 and A3 size buoys. I'm 145 pounds so I figure the small one will work fine for me, but I can't decide.
I float between140-145lbs, and I love both my 15 inch and 18 inch bag. The 15 inch weighs up to 75lbs, and the 18 inch weight up to 120lbs. Both bags have a different workout flow when I use them. The 75 lb bag I am moving a lot more using footwork, rolls, slips, ducks. But with the 120 lb bag I can release more power for longer periods without the bag moving. So in a sense, one bag helps me out with movement/power, while the heavier bag is much more power and output focused.
Bro can i put that thing in my apartment or is it too loud
Ask the landlord
Is it too light like if you hit it hard will it swing
If you only focus on attack yes it will swing.
Bro plz respond::: why does your bag look so hard an firm... mine doesn't just hung it up tonight an a lot of the videos I see their bags have that perfect tear drop shape like yours and I can tell the impact hits different.. got any advice???
Did you use the garden hose adaptor? Or you just tried to fill it with the hose? First having the adaptor really does help, and i overfill the bag to the point where water keeps spilling out, then I try to quickly plug it in. This is how you get the shape.
@@SENSEIJASON thanks bro much much appreciated!!!!!
Jason my friend I don't know what you're talkin about I kick the living shit out of my Aqua bag LOL seriously! There is a martial arts Channel on RUclips called Warrior Collective and I believe they have 1 or 2 very great video tutorials on specifically kicking the aqua bag give it a try
Wow, I will definitely check that out, I mean I’m sure you can kick it don’t get me wrong, but it doesn’t seem optimally designed for kicks. I feel like I would have a better training kicking a banana bag, or standard heavy bag. One thing you definitely cannot low kick the Aqua Bag. That being said, the Aqua bag is now one of my go to training equipment for impact training. It has so much to offer!
@@SENSEIJASON obviously for Muay Thai and Dutch kickboxing it will not be of much value to you! But you are Japanese Shotokan Style karate so this can definitely benefit you!
Front snap kicks, High head sidekicks, High head roundhouse kicks, any number of head attacks regarding spinning back fist or feet!
Question, how high can you kick, William? Some of us have short legs.
@@aquatrainingbag6424 LOL well that depends on you my friend I don't know what you look like but you can hang these as low as you need to I suppose! I am 6 ft even and I can kick well above my head and smash a person 6ft 2in tall right their face! Or you could also have different sizes of Aqua bags for different training purposes and raised at different levels
Does it Move around a lot ?
Also thank you for the shout out 🇲🇽
Well depends on how hard you hit. If you like to throw a lot of power, I would size up to 120lb bag.
Hello sir, i'm european is 75lbs the equivalent of 35kg approximatively ? Thanks you
Yes very similar
@@SENSEIJASON Thanks a lot 👌🏻🎯
I want one of these.. but my kids stabbed my punching bag and my dog chewed the straps off... Lol they might ruin this
Geezus..well maybe keep the door locked?
Where did you get the tower to hang that bag on?
Here is a video i made about your question: ruclips.net/video/4VEWOf9YoG0/видео.html
How did you build the poles to hold the bag
check out my DIY stand video. it should be in description or in my uploads list
Hello, young man. Love reviews. Im not a a boxer. Im just an old man who enjoys staying in shape with boxing exercises. What bag do you recommend for me to build up on my power punches? Let me know it would be greatly appreciated.
I would go with the 120lb, especially if you are heavier than me. I am 145lbs.
@@SENSEIJASON i am 5"11 and 220 lbs. So, the 18" 120 lb bag would be better for me?
@@SENSEIJASON the 18 inch 120 lbs would be better for my height than and weight? Thank you.
yes it would
I would have to keep it outside in my garage gym and I'm worried it will freeze and break
I live in Cali so I’m freezing water is not a concern for me. I’ve heard others who live in colder climates use some anti freeze when they are filling the bag. If you are able to get one, they are nonetheless great bags!
Just wondering can I punch it without gloves or will it break
it won't break
Bag weight/size? I'm 6'1 230lbs. Size recommendation? Looking to get uppercut/wrecking ball
I would go with 120lbs or 190lbs,
I think 120lb is the best overall bag.
Much appreciated! Continue to stay blessed!!! Motivation 💪🏾
Fasho my dude!
I want one so bad is 15 a good size? Not to small?
great size
When you get it , do you just fill it with water ? Or do you have to do something else to it
Best thing is to hang it first, then start filling it with water. Another pro tip is to inflate it with air first, this allows the water to distribute evenly and faster.
@@SENSEIJASON thanks for the quick reply man , you just got a new sub ✊
@@SENSEIJASON I’m going to get the aqua bag real soon but I don’t know here to hang it , can you maybe post a tutorial on how you built your bag stand ?
Cheers brotha and welcome to the channel 🙇🔥
@@itaintme3603 it’s been a video I’ve been wanting to do for a while, but it’s actually my father who built it years back. I keep telling him many of my viewers are interested in the stand. He told me they are galvanized steel pipe with “threaded ends” so that they can be screwed and connected into position. I measured the diameter yesterday of the pipe, it came about to be 1.75 inches diameter and 5.5 inches circumference. This is the best I can do for now. I’ll never say never though, stay tuned brother!
Hi Jason,
Warranty is limited to one year, right?
Yes that is correct, also for faster customer service I recommend contacting them through their Instagram by direct message, they usually respond within one business day.
What bag size do you recommend to build up power punches?
120 lb 18 inch
@@SENSEIJASON thank you for reply, young man.
I am 6,4 240 should I get this bag?
I would go with the 120 lb bag
What's up bruh?
Is this bag ok for the basement?
Yes
My bag came in around a month ago and I'm wondering do you need to change the water?
No
@@SENSEIJASON thanks! I just wasn't sure if the water would have issues since it just sits but that's good to know!
@@SENSEIJASON if I wanted to add air to the bag would I need a special attachment?
I’m not sure
@@SENSEIJASON ahh I see well ill have to do some research then
Where did you get that metal frame you're hanging it on?
My DIY stand:
ruclips.net/video/4VEWOf9YoG0/видео.html
@@SENSEIJASON Cheers mate