Martial Arts Kicking Shields
Posted in Martial Arts on 06/15/2009 07:11 pm by adminmartial arts kicking shields
If you are looking for martial arts kicking shields you came to the right place!
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Shield - Tiger Claw Foam Kicking Shield List Price: $65.59 Sale Price: $41.64  |
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Shield - Tiger Claw Foam Kicking Shield |
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Shield - Super Kicking Shield List Price: $75.89 Sale Price: $46.73 |
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The ultimate protection designed for advanced students using full power. Made of extra strong nylon and high density foam. Provide maximum protection and absorbs full contact. Dimensions are 26" x14" x8"... |
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Kick Shield List Price: $39.99 Sale Price: $45.00 |
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Extra lightweight yet thick enough to withstand full contact kicks and punches. This foam shield is made of extra strong vinyl and high density foam and a great training tool to develop power offering the opportunity to blast away at full strength... |
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Quick Punch & Kick Target Pad List Price: $49.99 Sale Price: $27.88 |
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This vinyl target is great for speed and focus drills. Versatile, maneuverable and easy to hold. Great for kids! Features: |
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Ringside Big Pad Kicking Shield List Price: $79.99 Sale Price: $79.99 |
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High density foam construction for the intense impact of knees, shins, and leg kicks. Powerhide construction with a reinforced striking area, seams, and handles. The only shield designed specifically for the demands of Kickboxing and Muay Thai training. |
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Martial Arts Kicking Shield Sale Price: $75.00 |
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The only shield inthe world designed for heavy hitters. Unique foam configuration provides unparalleled protection for the holder. Heavy duty split leather and triple stitching can with stand any punishment you can dish out... |
Need a good punching shield...?
Me and my cousin have recently tied in some boxing into our workout routine. Its fun and great exercise. Currently we can't for whatever reason find anywhere to mount a punching bag. So we reverted to using whats more less a kickbag. It held up well for a few weeks, but now it has become worn. Everytime we strike it with a good strong punch theres a good chance in will bow and we roll our writst pretty bad. Still good for kicks not for punches. Anyone out there have a link to a good martial arts website with a good hand held bag for serious punching. At this point in time a actual punching bag is not an option.
titlemma.com
mmawarehouse.com
I like title because it's good, solid gear and holds up well (title and throwdown are the same thing so be confident with either brand).
If you want some really awesome kicking and punching shields, I like Fairtex a lot. It's more expensive, but it lasts a loooooong time, full leather construction, and good stitching. If you aren't sure what to get, I recommend getting Muay Thai pads - they cover the forearms of the "feeder" and are great for working knees, kicks, and punches because they are mobile and big. They aren't great for side kicks, because a good side kick delivers a LOT of power. But for roundhouse, front kicks, thigh kicks, knees, punches, combo drills, etc - the majority of strikes - they are my favorite.
I attached a link to a video below that gives you a good idea how to hold / kick these pads. The guys aren't great, but you'll get the idea.