Can you use these for tae kwon do
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With the speed and force of some of those kicks, I can see why you would need a protective cup. Yes, I believe you can you this cup for Tae Kwon Do. The cup is sturdy and has a rubber outer layer which provides some comfort. My son uses this cup for baseball. No complaints from him, so it must be good.
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I wouldn't use them for that purpose. There is a slightly raised pattern on them (making them great for a non-slip surface). They are great on a basement floor to add a level of comfort for joints when doing plyo, aerobics, placing fitness machines on as well as layig a yoga mat on. But I don't think they are the type of mat designed well for Jiu Jitsu or wrestling.
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You could, but honestly it's pointless. I use them for heavy bag workouts with some 14oz gloves and they're very supportive. The only thing that lacks support with them is thumb support. I use them for heavy bag workouts under my gloves and they work like a charm.
725442
I use them sometimes for push ups, but my cousin uses them for a lot of different workouts like pull ups and similar workouts and loves them.
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I wouldn't. They are not intended to be used alone for hard punching. They are meant to be worn under bag gloves.
854668
These might work for that application, but I would try ear plugs first. Ear plugs would be cheaper, smaller, less distracting and less likely to fly off of your head when whipping your head around during an awesome dance move! Plus the ear plugs are disposable and you would have to clean the sweat out of the Impact ear muffs after each jazzercise class. The ear plugs would lower the overall sound of everything, but you would still be able to hear the music and instructor. http://www.amazon.com/Howard-Leight-Earplugs-Uncorded-NRR33/dp/B0013A0C0Y/ref=sr_1_1?s=hi&ie=UTF8&qid=1383340932&sr=1-1&keywords=howard+leight+ear+plugs just my $.02. Good luck and keep on dancing!
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I use them at Taiko practice. Unless your wife has the tv up louder than a dozen people banging on huge drums, they should work. Good luck!!!
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I do not know for certain as we are using them over wrestling shoes. However, my thoughts would be a)contact the vendor or b)if they are NOT metal spikes I would give it a try...if they are metal spikes I wouldn't think so. Just my thoughts though.
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You can. They wont hurt the bag and will protect your wrists and hands, BUT they wont last as long if you wear them alone, without bag gloves. So still use bag gloves if you can. Otherwise Yes, a cardio strike punching bag or anything else that was made to be punch/kicked for training should be fine to use with these if used properly.
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not really. there is quite a bit of velcro that makes them a bit stiff at the front closure. great for sparring, not so much for sleeping. my opinion
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I would say yes. Way better than using true boxing gloves and they still give you protection while working out.
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My advice is to contact the manufacturer or your physical therapist/ trainer. I got these for my wife on advice fr her physical therapist.
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they do not give enough knuckle padding for a regular fight but are fine when using sparring and bag gloves. Offer plenty of wrist support when training
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They can be, I would not recommend this brand. They are a cheaper skate. Spend the extra money and buy something like better
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You could, but really, you want to get weight lifting gloves. These aren't leather, and I don't think they would last long as lifting gloves. You could just live with the calluses that comes with lifting heavy things.
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Yes you can. I've worn them with my trainers as well as formal shoes. They are a little uncomfortable in formal shoes but offers very good support.
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These are more for lifting weights so i recommend not, but instead use a wrist band or tape. I breakdance but wrist supports aren't very helpful, its best to just stretch the wrists before doing them.