Hello everyone! Wow! This forum is insanely awesome, and y'all have some serious skills!
I have just got into speed bagging, and have found myself hooked. About two months ago I picked up a heavy bag/speed bag combo stand to put in my garage. I was looking for something a little more physical to add to my at home workout routine. I mainly got it for the heavy bag, as I wanted some really good contact with something.
I of course thought that the speed bag would be easy, and I would use it every now and then. Man, I was wrong. The bag that I got with the setup, and the way the speed bag portion of the stand was attached were both terrible.
After about two weeks of trying to get a rhythm down and failing, I finally bolted the platform to the stand with an engine bolt, and some hose clamps. Low and behold, I got a steadier base. And I was able to get some truer recoils.
After about two more weeks, I was going too fast and too hard for the stand, it would vibrate and mess up my recoils which would in turn mess me up. So I went by my local Big 5 Sporting, and found this and this both on sale. Picked both of them up for $55 and brought 'em home.
I've had that setup for about a month now, and am very happy with it. Although I am eyeing a new bag....
Anyway, love love this forum, and I am hoping to learn quite a bit from everyone and everything that is here. Oh, and also. Man there is a lot to learn. I hope to someday be as skilled as you guys.
Tim
My vid. I made this for some friends on a music forum that I hang out on a bit.
I have just got into speed bagging, and have found myself hooked. About two months ago I picked up a heavy bag/speed bag combo stand to put in my garage. I was looking for something a little more physical to add to my at home workout routine. I mainly got it for the heavy bag, as I wanted some really good contact with something.
I of course thought that the speed bag would be easy, and I would use it every now and then. Man, I was wrong. The bag that I got with the setup, and the way the speed bag portion of the stand was attached were both terrible.
After about two weeks of trying to get a rhythm down and failing, I finally bolted the platform to the stand with an engine bolt, and some hose clamps. Low and behold, I got a steadier base. And I was able to get some truer recoils.
After about two more weeks, I was going too fast and too hard for the stand, it would vibrate and mess up my recoils which would in turn mess me up. So I went by my local Big 5 Sporting, and found this and this both on sale. Picked both of them up for $55 and brought 'em home.
I've had that setup for about a month now, and am very happy with it. Although I am eyeing a new bag....
Anyway, love love this forum, and I am hoping to learn quite a bit from everyone and everything that is here. Oh, and also. Man there is a lot to learn. I hope to someday be as skilled as you guys.
Tim
My vid. I made this for some friends on a music forum that I hang out on a bit.


Now that your a full fledged speed bag junkie you are finding out how fast you can outgrow inferior equipment. Good choice of platform, like SSP says a little weight(sandbag is the safest) on top and your in business. Yeah your eyeing a new bag now and soon you will have a collection. I already lost count of mine!!!.....One more investment you should consider is the SPEED BAG BIBLE and DVD's, priceless info all packed into one great book and DVD's!!! The best place to score these is directly from the man himself ALAN KAHN "King of the Speed bag"!!!!
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