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Great find! Nice picture too. I love the pipe cage.Speed Bag
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I ran across that pic recently too. Thought of buying an enlargement of it to hang on the wall in my baggin' room. Wonder what size bag that is?Originally posted by Dutchman View Post
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Comparing the bag to her head it's at least 16" long (maybe even 18") and has a belly of 12-14". Enormous by todays standards, but not at all unusual during the pre WWI era when the pic was taken. They are not lightweight , the leather used in them was thick and the bladders were fairly heavy rubber. You hit one of these for a couple of rounds and you'll definitely feel it.
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Hey guys.... you want arms like Metaldad's?Originally posted by metaldad View PostInteresting find Dutchman.....that is one HUGE bag!!!
Just go get yourself one of those Jeanne Lemar sized bags and go a few rounds a day!
We are all getting into the small bags, which is a technique in and of itself. But I wonder what it is like to try and hit the same combos and techniques on a "Lemar" sized bag. Like Dutchman says, they were heavier too. Man, that has got to be a workout.
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Very interesting lady and life she led.
It appears that platform is a 24". My Title 12 x 10 is on a 36 x 24" rectangular platform. I use the platform longways for a good rebound on the belly of bag, but when I tried it sideways the rebound is worse because the outline of the belly does not hit. So she is not only hitting a huge bag, but must be getting a poor rebound.
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I have got to get me one of them there bags!!!Originally posted by spinsmashpop View PostHey guys.... you want arms like Metaldad's?
Just go get yourself one of those Jeanne Lemar sized bags and go a few rounds a day!
We are all getting into the small bags, which is a technique in and of itself. But I wonder what it is like to try and hit the same combos and techniques on a "Lemar" sized bag. Like Dutchman says, they were heavier too. Man, that has got to be a workout.
BAG ON!




You probably would have to have it custom made.
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Put a bag loop on a basketball and give it a try. At a sporting goods show once I saw speed bags from a company in china that had a near circular shape and looked like a basketball. They hit really weird.Originally posted by metaldad View PostI have got to get me one of them there bags!!!
You probably would have to have it custom made.Speed Bag
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Dutchman, You are truly a Doctor of Bagology.Originally posted by Dutchman View PostComparing the bag to her head it's at least 16" long (maybe even 18") and has a belly of 12-14". Enormous by todays standards, but not at all unusual during the pre WWI era when the pic was taken. They are not lightweight , the leather used in them was thick and the bladders were fairly heavy rubber. You hit one of these for a couple of rounds and you'll definitely feel it.Speed Bag
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