I used strong fabric and quality bungee cords. Inside is a foam ball that will last forever.
I with you well bro for trying but it doesn't look like it improves the function of a floor to ceiling bag. The cords not being taut seems really detrimental to the speed of the bag and it being horizontal makes the bag seem to return at not realistic angles.
Double end bags aren't for hitting with power. They're for speed and accuracy and help develop defense. The better you get the smaller the bag you can control.
I think the problem is he's going for a wider range of motion, maybe it's necessary when you mount it horizontally like that, but the whole purpose for a double end bag is speed so the cords need to be taut. The way he has it mounted also makes it seem harder to practice slipping punches and pivoting on the rebound. A big part of boxing is footwork so you don't want to just stand still there and punch. You should be able to practice your lateral movement around your opponent while keeping him on the end of your punches.
Gave you the like but I'm reading this post like this...
Remember @spacetime was it that propped his heavybag on top of his bed and leaned it against the wall?
Yeah I vaguely recall that now that you mention it. Pretty sure it was him.Remember @spacetime was it that propped his heavybag on top of his bed and leaned it against the wall?
Actually, with my bag, you can punch as hard as you want.
Is this meant to be sarcasm?
i think you are missing the point entirely
Jean-Claude Van Damme training by chopping down bamboo trees with his kicks is always dead serious. if he had this bag his nature training setup would have been complete.
I mean ... are you saying it is not possible? This is meant to be standard here.
I had only positive feedback from people who actually tried my double end bag. You never tried my bag and wrote only negative things about it. What else do you do for fun?
play video games
You don't understand, it can be set up anywhere, even in a gym.
