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what about this bag? anyone used it? recommend it? http://www.fightstoremma.com/aasta-pro-6ft-muay-thai-kick-bag.html?source=googleps

knockdown sparring, but also another pair suitable for pad/bag work

Hi im looking for some bag gloves and some sparring gloves. i train in Kyokushin. any recommendations? any of these ok? http://www.kicksport.com/shop/Gloves-Mitts-and-Hand-Protection/

realised i havent got the space for a hanging bag will have to get a powerline wavemaster. anyone had sucess with these? or should i hold out for a bob?

HI sorry i totally forgot i started the other thread, apologies. thanks

Im from the UK I am interested in starting karate (for fitness and self confidence - not interested in winning medals etc) but id like something which would toughen me up for the street. The choice is between Kyokushin and zen-shin-ryu. I know about Kyokushin karate but ive dont know anything about zen-shin-ryu. Here is the website to zen-shin-ryu club... http://www.uifma-doveropenkarateclub.com/index.html Any advice or knowledge would be great!

thanks for all the advice... i think i might just start with a bag. i want to be able to kick and punch it so which ones would you recommend? is there a certain material to avoid? recommended size? also with the space issue, is there anything that is suitable for keeping outside (able to withstand the weather). I probably have enough space inside but just thought of this as an idea. thanks again!

Hi I started karate recently... what equipment would you recommend to help me at home? Maybe some pads? or a free standing torso? punch bag? what would be best? cheers

ok thanks, do you know what the actual difference is between the two styles. Za-Zen-Karate-Zen-Shin-Ryu and Kyokushinkaikan

Hi I am new to this forum, and im about to start karate in kent, UK. I have a choice of clubs but dont know the difference between the 2 styles? Which one would you recommend? I want to be prepared for street fighting and gain self confidence. http://www.uifma-doveropenkarateclub.com/ http://www.internationalkarate.co.uk/index.htm Thanks