Johboywalton

I wrote this about considerations in building a home boxing gym, based on my own experiences doing the same:

How to Build a Home Boxing Gym

I figured some folks here would find it useful.

Unseen

nice article. i have a slam man that is palced infront of a wall. i don't have a ehavy bag so i suppose i am learning a bad technique because of restricted movement right?

__________________
Tomorrow is another day.





Gif thanks to Dpugulist.

Johboywalton

Not necessarily. If you can move side to side on at least a half-circle in front of your slam man, you are OK. Those slam man's present a different kind of target, but one that can still be approached on the angles. The really bad thing is if you cannot move and punch. The worst for that is having a heavybag strung up in a closet - I've seen this before both in person and even in guides. To hit a bag in a closet, you have to come at it dead on, in a straight line. That's awful.