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Gen 2 Commercial Aqua MMA Boxing Bag

Gen 2 Commercial Aqua MMA Boxing Bag

by Ligum Fight Gear

R1,439.00

Introducing the Ligum Fight Gear Gen 2 Commercial Aqua MMA Boxing Bag, the ultimate training tool for boxers, trainers, professional fighters, and fitness enthusiasts. This bag is designed with a teardrop shape and packed with features to enhance your training experience With its water-filled design, this bag absorbs impacts, reducing the risk of hand and wrist injuries. Made from commercial-grade vinyl, it ensures exceptional durability and minimal wear and tear. Filling the bag with water is a breeze, making it convenient for your training sessions Not only is this bag versatile, but it's also built to withstand outdoor use. Its UV-resistant and waterproof properties allow you to train with confidence, regardless of the weather conditions Specifications: - Colour: Black - Available in 3 sizes/weights S: 38X50cm, total weight 26kg when filled with water It would be better to fill the water to half of the position, approx 13kg. M:45X58cm, total weight 50kg when filled with water It would be better to fill the water to half of the position approx 25kg. L:5X71cm, total weight 96kg when filled with water It would be better to fill the water to half of the position, approx 48kg. Benefits of Aqua Punching Bags: - Increased Speed and Reaction Time: The bag's dynamic movement challenges your speed and reaction time, translating to improved performance in the ring. - Enhanced Conditioning: The added weight resistance of the bag boosts your overall fitness and strength. - Improved Striking Power: Engaging more muscles while punching a heavier object results in stronger punches against real opponents. - Greater Accuracy: The bag's smaller target areas demand precision and control, allowing you to focus on accurate strikes.

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