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looking for karate targets (focus targets)???

Hey fellow martial artists. I have 7 years of martial arts experience. I am currently looking for focus targets for my class. I live in Brooklyn. Does anyone know where I can purchase a set for approximately 40 dollars. The padding has to be soft considering that I am teaching a kindergarten through 5th graders, who don't have the same ability to withstand pain as we do. I am looking for something like this:

http://store.titleboxing.com/titleboxing-everlast-mantis-punch-mitts.html

Please take a look at this, but I need something less expensive, durable, and comfortable for them. Please direct me to other links. Thank you in advance!

Tough to say--I don't know where you'll get the lowest price of all.

The same company, Everlast, does sell a less expensive alternative to the one you listed (it appears to be the same, but vinyl instead of all-leather like the one you posted up), and that is now selling at a discounted price of $29.99 as of this moment (1/14/2007, 2:08pm EST).

http://store.titleboxing.com/title-everlast-high-performance-punch-mitts.html

Amazon.com also sells "leather-grained vinyl" target mitts by TKO, for $34.95:

http://www.amazon.com/Perform-Better-Target-Mitts/dp/B00065X1P0/sr=1-2/qid=1168801863/ref=sr_1_2/103-7000230-7044664?ie=UTF8&s=sporting-goods

For something simpler sans the hand-contouring, there are things like these:

http://www.karatedepot.com/tr-ta-02.html

or even further down-market,

http://www.karatedepot.com/tr-ta-03.html

I'm not sure whether your question is more a matter of where your original item at a sub-market price or a question of getting a comparable item at a price within your budget?

Sorry I can't give more specific help. As the other poster suggested, you might be able to get sub-market prices via e-bay instead of paying retail.

I also can't vouch for any of these items' quality, never having bought them myself.

Best of luck.

Everlast Classic Punch Mitts $83.99 Everlast Classic Punch Mitts

Everlast Punch Bag Mitts. $12.99 Enhance your boxing workout with these Punch Bag Mitts from Everlast. The lightweight design and shock absorbent foam is design to protect you while you perfect your punching technique.Lightweight pre formed punch bag mitts with shock absorbent foam.Size H7.5, W14, D21cm.

Everlast 2220 Everlast Youth Inflatable Punch Bag $32.4 The preeminent brand in boxing since 1910 Everlast is a global leader in the design manufacturing of authentic boxing mixed martial arts and fitness related sporting goods equipment apparel footwear and accessories. From heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey and middleweight legend Sugar Ray Robinson to the undisputed middleweight champion Jermain Taylor and UFC heavyweight champion Randy Couture Everlast is the brand of choice for generations of world champion professional athletes. Built on a brand heritage of authenticity and individuality Everlast is a necessary part of the lives of countless athletes and fitness enthusiasts who train compete and live an active lifestyle. The Everlast Youth Inflatable punching bag helps improve coordination and flexibility burns calories and helps vent stress. It rocks back and forth with every punch providing the knockdown/instantup motion that builds endurance and sharpens reflexes. Ideal for kickboxing workouts too. Comes with an easytouse foot pump and an antileak waterweighted base. Folds flat for compact storage. Rugged PVC construction. Comes with an easytouse foot pump and an antileak waterweighted base. Ideal for boxing or kickboxing workouts. Improves coordination and flexibility. Rocks back and forth with every punch. Extremely durable. Approx. 4feet tall for youth.

Everlast 3ft Boxing Punch Bag. $49.99 Work out with this Everlast 3ft Punch Bag. Great for an all round fitness session as well as improving your boxing technique. Work on strength, accuracy and agility at home.PU coated outer shell with reference seams, heavy gauge mounting rings.Size H97, W30, D30cm.18kg.

Everlast 4ft Boxing Punch Bag. $59.99 This quality Punch Bag from Everlast has reinforced seams to withstand your toughest workout. Quality blended fill.18oz PU coated outer shell with reinforced seams.Heavy gauge D and O rings.Size H122cm.Diameter 30cm.EAN/MPN/UPC/ISBN: 5060172550210

Everlast 4416 Mantis Punch Mitts $47.58 The preeminent brand in boxing since 1910 Everlast is a global leader in the design manufacturing of authentic boxing mixed martial arts and fitness related sporting goods equipment apparel footwear and accessories. From heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey and middleweight legend Sugar Ray Robinson to the undisputed middleweight champion Jermain Taylor and UFC heavyweight champion Randy Couture Everlast is the brand of choice for generations of world champion professional athletes. Built on a brand heritage of authenticity and individuality Everlast is a necessary part of the lives of countless athletes and fitness enthusiasts who train compete and live an active lifestyle. The Everlast Mantis Punch Mitts features a curved design that allows for greater ability to absorb punches. The small surface area helps develop precision timing and sharpens speed combinations for the boxer and the trainer. Curved design allows for greater ability to absorb punches in an anatomically correct hand position for the trainer. Small surface area helps develop precision timing and sharpens speed combinations for the boxer and the trainer. Made of superdense shockabsorbing foam for increased protection of the hands and wrists. One size fits all.

Everlast Mantis Punch Mitts $44.79 Based on our professional mitts, curved design, palm grip for greater support.

Everlast Boxing Set with 3ft Punch Bag. $49.99 This 3ft Punch Bag attaches to the wall, enabling you to fit it to your height. A great way to workout at home, punch bags can help improve core stability, accuracy, footwork and agility.Boxing set includes:Bracket to attach the punch bag to the wall.3ft punch bag.Hand wraps.Punch mitts for bag work.Hook and jab pads.

Everlast Boxing Heavy Punch Bag Stand. $109.99 With its wide stance design and heavy duty frame, this Punch Bag stand is ideal for a tough fighter. A great way to practice your moves, and improve strength and footwork at home. Up the intensity of your session to improve your aerobic fitness, for an all round workout. Wide stance design.Made from heavy duty powder coated steel.Size H221, W142, D118cm.

Everlast Junior 2ft Boxing Punch Bag and Junior Gloves. $29.99 This Junior punchbag from Everlast is great for teaching young athletes the basics of boxing as well as encouraging them to build muscle and improve agility. Gloves are padded for shock absorption to ensure a safe experience.Gloves are pre-formed padded for shock absorption.Size H61, W30, D30cm.

Girls Boxer Costume - Everlast Boxer Girl $37.95 This costume delivers a one-two punch to the competition! Our Everlast Boxer Girl costume is guaranteed to make your girl a champion wherever she goes. This Everlast Boxer Girl comes with a pink tank with attached shorts and the Everlast logo so everyone knows she's a champ! In addition, this Girls Boxer Costume features a pink satiny robe and robe tie, and "hands free" boxing gloves. She'll be a sensation in and out of the ring in this Girls Boxer Costume! Gender: Female Theme: Sports Size: Medium (8-10) Color: None

Mantis Punch Mitts from Everlast - 1 Pair $53.64 Moisture absorbing and EverFresh™ anti-microbial lining. Mesh back. Mantis shape and padded wrist support for hand safety and comfort. EverCool™ ventilation system.

Everlast Striking Training Gloves Lg/Xl Black $26.19 Improve your command and striking power with the Everlast MMA striking training gloves. They feature closed cell Durafoam padding with reinforced finger loops and a hook-and-loop wrist strap. The EverFresh anti-microbial lining keeps your hands feeling dry and fresh. Type: Punch & Kick Mitts

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inflatable boxing punching bag for the home wanted?

Hey, I am seriously stressed and want to kick the cr*p outa a punching bag and I saw this:

http://www.overstock.com/Sports-Toys/Everlast-Inflatable-Punching-Bag-with-Pump/1450714/product.html

does anyone have any experience with an inflatable punching bag that has a moderate amount of weight so it feels good on my fists?

Check these out:

http://www.amazon.com/Everlast-4004-Traditional-Heavy-Bag/dp/B00076ZE1M/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1?ie=UTF8&s=sporting-goods&qid=1214694222&sr=8-1

(40 lb bag)

http://www.amazon.com/Everlast-4008-Traditional-Heavy-Bag/dp/B00076ZE76/ref=pd_bbs_sr_3?ie=UTF8&s=sporting-goods&qid=1214694222&sr=8-3

(80lb)
IF YOU WANT ONE THAT YOU DONT HAVE TO INSTALL, LOOK AT THESE:

http://www.amazon.com/Century-XXL-Wavemaster-Training-Black/dp/B000EZWPM2/ref=pd_bbs_7?ie=UTF8&s=sporting-goods&qid=1214694222&sr=8-7

HERE'S A CHEAPER, BUT LOWER QUALITY PRODUCT:

http://www.amazon.com/Century-Wavemaster-Free-Standing-Aerobic/dp/B0008G1OJ2/ref=pd_bbs_6?ie=UTF8&s=sporting-goods&qid=1214694222&sr=8-6

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2 Responses to “Everlast Punch”

1. Joy Says:
   February 2nd, 2011 at 8:11 am

   Barbody – The most common gym lurker. As the name implies, this guy works on muscles to show off at the bar, with purpose of impressing chicks or intimidating pencil necks. Usually, it's a young guy between 15-25 years old, who's at the gym working on every upper body muscle he can see from the front. The routine consists of endless curls, bench presses, pushdowns and seated presses. Once in a while you see him throw in a few lat pull downs and crunches just for fun.

   Chat Boy – This type of guy is rare, but you don't want to run into him. Chat boy wants to discuss lifting, eating, or life in general with you, often in great detail. Now, I have nothing against conversation, especially workout talk, but chat boy doesn't know when to stop and turns a one-hour workout into two.

   The Sharp Dressed Man – Believe me, not every girl is going crazy for this guy. I've seen him many times, and I still don't get it. His lifting attire: t-shirt, dress pants, and loafers. I mean frigging loafers? One workout I could understand, but nobody forgets their gym bag everyday.

   Stanky – Stanky, for lack of a better term, stank. It wasn't a natural, “I just busted my ass and sweated a fountain” type of odor – it was more of a festering pile of sewage smell that assaulted the nose. I'm pretty sure that he didn't wash himself, his gym clothes, his underwear — or most likely all three. I could smell him coming and it was bad enough that if he worked next to me, I would finish what I was doing quickly and run for oxygen.

   Rocky Jr. – I'm all for boxing, I think it's a great way to stay fit and relieve tension. What I don't get is the guy shadowboxing in front of the dumbbells. My gym has no boxing equipment, not even a place to jump rope, yet Rocky comes here three times a week to get ready for Apollo. Here's a hint: it's not that kind of gym.

   Mutterer – This guy loads the bar up with way too much weight, eekes out 3 reps with bad form and then mutters “shit”, loudly, after his set prematurely ends. He's under the impression that everyone CARES how much he's lifting and wants us to know that any other day he could have made the lift. If you see this, make sure to avoid eye contact, otherwise you'll end up hearing a lengthy, bullshit explanation for the travesty you just witnessed.

   Tightpants – This is self-explanatory. If you even think this might apply to you, buy some new pants. NOW!

   Mr. Scream – No matter what weight this guy is using, or what rep he's on, he feels the need to share his pain with us. A certain amount of noise is understandable, and even expected on certain movements (i.e. squats), but nobody wants to hear you yell through 4 sets of pushdowns.

   The Hurler – Unfortunately, this has nothing to do with puking. This guy feels the need to launch any weight he's just finished using, especially dumbbells, onto the floor. Not only is this a hazard for anyone near him, it breaks down the dumbbells. Losing control when lowering weights might happen once in while, but launching the weights so everyone can look and see how much you used is pathetic.

   The Tag Team – I thought this one was over-stated by everyone, until I joined my latest gym. The team, as the name implies, is actually two guys working together to lift the same weight. This is almost always on the bench press, where one guy loads the bar up and his friend helps him pull every rep after the second one. I've even seen instances where a guy was helped on all of his reps. Rhetorical question time: If you need help to bench 400 lbs, do you really bench 400?

   The Entourage – Another one that borders on cliche: You've seen this: a group of guys – usually high school to early 20's – lifting together. They almost always congregate at the bench or preacher station. They hog up this area without seeming to do any work. They're more interested in what party they're going to or which chick they're trying to score with. Lord help you if you want to bench when they're around.

   Cable Guy – This guy, for one reason or another, LIVES by the cable stack. Maybe he thinks they're better or safer or maybe he just misses his Bowflex. Either way, cable cross-overs, cable curls, cable crunches and cable lateral raises do not a workout make.

   The Jackass – I couldn't think of more appropriate name for the guy who loads up a bar or machine, does his reps and leaves it. The next person is then stuck with the task of unloading the 300lbs his friend just helped him bench. I get pissed just thinking about it.

   Mr. Smith – Have you ever seen anyone base his entire workout around the Smith Machine? Most savvy lifters are well versed in the limitations (and evils) of the Smith machine. However, Mr. Smith treats it like a long lost relative and tries to spend as much time on or around it as possible. Bench press? Check. Squat? Check. Incline press? Check. Upright row and lean way back? Check. Extra shearing on his joints? Check. Injury? On it's way.

   Mr. Clean… and Curl – Having invented a new exercise, the reverse hang-clean, Mr. Clean sports impressive strength and muscularity in the hips and lower back. Oh wait, he was curling…

   The Wanderer – This guy combines his love of walking with weightlifting. His routine: load the bar up, do a set, walk around the gym for 10 minutes and repeat 4 or 5 times. My favorite is when they load up a bar, leave it in the squat rack and come back and curl it. Same amount of time – twice the jackass.

   The Orthopedist's Dream – Closely related to Mr. Smith (I'm sure they'll end up in the same waiting room sooner or later) is the Dream. Let's see: he squats onto a chair and bounces back up, deadlifts like he's waiting to be mounted and benches with an arch you could drive a Mini Cooper through. Hey buddy, hear that crackling noise? It's your spine.

   Captain Crunch – The last guy I saw like this was middle aged, paunchy and terrified of everyone in my gym. His claim to fame is doing 8 consecutive sets on the crunch machine, with a 5 second rest period in between. His answer when I asked him if I could work in: more crunches. I wonder if his waist has gotten any smaller?

   Dance Fever – Every time I see Dance in my gym he's either on his way to, or coming out of an aerobic class. Sometimes I think he does it to meet chicks, but then I remember his stylin' headband and Richard Simmons-like build. I'm all for cardiovascular fitness, but I believe that unless it involves hitting something, men do not belong in aerobic classes. The only Fonda you should even think about imitating is Peter, although I would not recommend his previous “supplementation.”

   Shortshorts – See Tightpants above. And, if they were once jeans, shoot yourself.

   Rack and Roller – This has to be seen to be believed: this guy goes to the dumbbell rack, picks the dumbbells off the rack, places them on the floor and then rolls them to whatever bench he's working on. When he's done, he rolls them back. It's a good thing too… I mean I wouldn't want him to exert himself.

   Charlie Bandana – Charlie shows up to the gym in clothes that would embarrass Hulk Hogan. Apparently, he learned everything he knows about gym attire from reading Flex … in 1986. The bandana, clown pants and shitkicker boots are bad enough, but it's the silly muscle T-shirts (Fear This!) that really push him over the top. I'm sure he feels ultra hardcore, but he looks like a tool.

   Right Tackle – 20 years ago Right Tackle dominated the field on his high school football team. I know this because I've heard him tell his story at least 50 times. It's either right before or right after he looks in your direction and says: “I used to lift more than this.” Every time a young guy with a decent build comes near him he asks, “You play football?” This inevitably leads to a re-telling of RT's past glories. Hey buddy, leave the kids alone — it's over.

   Treadswill – It's bad enough to watch people bounce the bar off their chests and squat 2 inches down, but now I have to see cheating during cardio?!?! Because walking at 3 MPH is apparently tiring and too stressful, Treadswill eases his pain by leaning onto the display column to support his bulbous form. What the hell's wrong with you when even walking fast is too hard?

   The Scholar – I see guys carry bodybuilding mags around the gym all the time. Usually they're trying to follow some bullshit 30 set routine; I feel bad for them but it doesn't really bother me. What irritates me is the guy reading a book in between sets. You shouldn't be able to talk between sets, much less have the ability to read a book. I mean, if you're not going to put real effort in, then why bother in the first place? Last time I checked there were no studies showing that reading Dune is anabolic.

   Mr. Natswole – The biggest “natural” guy in the gym. I have no problems with gear, but watching moonface talk about the virtues of being natural and how it was training “balls to the wall” that got him big really gets to me. Nobody's asking for a confession, but if you're juicing don't try to present yourself as something you're not. Unless, of course, your name is Skip…

   Dumbellina – Okay, I know I said this would be about guys, but I'm sure at least one woman will read this. Anyway, Dumbellina is the epitome of what women shouldn't be doing in the gym. Her entire workout revolves around those tiny cast iron dumbbells that wouldn't give a toddler a good workout. I'm not sure what's she's doing with them, but it looks like her goal is to one day flap her arms and take to the sky. One of these days, I expect to see her gracefully soaring over the parking lot. The good thing is, I'm sure those nasty weights won't make her too big.

   Desperado – Every gym has at least one of these guys, whose sole purpose at the gym is to search for someone to rub up against. His habits of constantly leering at, hitting on, or “accidentally” bumping into the female members make him a nuisance. One of these days he's going to bump the wrong girl and end with 25lb plate sticking in the side of his head.

   Baby Huey – Here's one for the younger guys. Huey's claim to fame is that he mocks all of his scrawny classmates at my gym for the weights they use. Being a skinny teenager is hard enough and I'm sure getting to the gym takes some balls for these guys. What they don't need is verbal abuse from some doofus who just happened to be born big, fat and strong. He's another one that will eventually screw with wrong person and have his ass handed to him.

   Coach – Coach has somehow managed talk his girlfriend into going to the gym and letting him train her. Unfortunately, he thinks she needs to follow his “hardcore” training methods. It's almost comical listening to him tell her that leg pressing is for sissies. It's even funnier to listen to him correct her out loud for wanting to “tone up.” Hey pal, she doesn't care if “getting toned” is a misnomer — she just wants to look good. She squats with better form than you anyway…

   How about perfume/cologne guy? If this guy gets in your vicinity while you are working out, watch out! The smell will slap you in the face and make you drop your weights. The only frangrance we should smell is deoderant. They can also be the barbody, sharp dressed man, or desperado.

   Here's another one: Mr. I prefer the gym bathroom over my own. If you see or spot one in the locker room, run. Don't take your shoes off in their vicinity, they some how get the locker room wet from floor to ceiling. No one likes wet socks. These are the guys that will shower for no reason, loiter naked, shave naked, drop nasty bombs in the toilet and leave them there, comb their hair naked, & try to start conversations with you…naked. Go home! I didn't even see you work out!

   Here's another, not PC but he has to be on the list: Mr. Homo here to make all of the gym rats uncomfortable. Don't get me wrong, I'm not a homophobe. But everytime a guy does a deadlift or bends over to pick up a weight, he will be there watching…either directly or via mirrors. Dude, this is not a gay bar! There are gyms for guys like you. He may also be classified as sharp dressed man, Mr. short shorts, mr tight pants, or Dance Fever.

   Or heres my favorite: The Steriod Heads. They will come in angry..probably because their nuts are nonexistant or because they can't get it up. Are known for throwing the equipment around, scaring the skinny kids, and making a general pest of themselves. They can be classified as Mr. Scream, The Hurler, the Tagteam, or sometimes Mr. Jackass.

   “Hot and Sexy Girl”: This woman (who usually shows up in full make-up & tight outfits) will bend and stretch in front of everyone – trying to get you to check out her butt or tits. She is often found in front of the mirror, or following some guy around the gym. The problem? She is what some would call a “Monet” – good looking from a distance & pug-ugly up close. I just want to say “get a grip lady” – preferrably on a weight or two…

   Poser: The guy that loads the bar or machine to the max, stands beside it looking around for girls, then unloads the machine – without ever doing the exercise. This guy also tends to pose in front of the mirror – flexing non-existent muscles & sometimes even making “kissy faces” to his reflection.

2. bAmA cHiCk Says:
   October 6th, 2011 at 7:34 pm

   I believe they say not to use for shoulder pain and back pain because you might have joint or muscle problems. I believe it is for sever causes though, but could be wrong. Shoulder/back pain can be symptoms of other problems your body are having and it won't be a good idea to mix that medicine with whatever your body may already be trying to fight off. I would go seek another opinion. It sounds like a yeast infection and a doctor can prescribe you something for it that will take care of your problem with no worries.

   Good Luck!

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