Originally posted by ventanakaz
My first vid.
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Last edited by Del-Striking; 10-19-2014, 11:40 PM.
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Originally posted by Speedbag View PostThe small 8x5 title classic is smaller in size than the 8x5 title black pro, but it's also lighter and feels different off the fist. It takes a little time to adapt to it
bag link: http://store.titleboxing.com/title-c...peed-bags.html
here is the 8x5 classic in use, Oh Yeah!
one note: You say you are a beginner? If so, you need to realize going to a smaller, faster bag also requires the skill to control it. If you can't do that, the extra speed it may yield is meaningless.
IMHO, the bladder material doesn't apply at all to doing "tricks". The ability to do tricks (ie.....advanced combinations from all sides of the bag with fists and elbows) is directly related to the skill and control of the bagger, not the material of the bladder. A bagger that has the skill and ability to control the bag movements should be able to quickly adapt to any difference created by the bladder or bag materials.
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Originally posted by Del-Striking View PostI'm beginning to see what you mean Ralph about the Leone, one of the rivets is not staying fully clasped and I have to press it tight periodically.
It's still holding strong!Art of the Bag - A Speed Bag Story
http://www.artofthebag.com
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Great vid! That's a great looking bag too!
I wish I would have gotten on a little sooner and seen some of the great advice. I ordered a bag offline last week and it made it here a couple of days ago. I wound up getting an 8" x 5" Pro Mex. So far it seems to be a nice improvevent from the 6" x 9" TitleBlack. It's pretty fast and it doesn't take much to get it moving.
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