What's In My Gym Bag??? 

I'll get it done 👍

​@@GabrielVargaOfficial did you?

Yes. I've seen that many times. The custom ones are a struggle to get out and are definitely worth the $$$

My 5’ 10” life size cutout of you. Super slick and discreet, comes in adjustable sizes, (childhood, adolescence, and my personal favorite for around the house, Adult size)

A nice set of gloves when I can afford them 😅🙏✊

I'm excited about the dec of cards, and could you make a video about wrapping your injuries please?😁

The chinese cupping really stood out to me, so I am going to get 1.

Talent 😜

Stretching. Before and after. Lots of it. Yoga also. Friend showed me a short yoga program that relieves the soreness so well.

@@krymera666x7 stretches for the shoulders?

Besides stretching try chocolate milk. My boxing coach gave us the idea and truly helps me a lot.

@@masontague1435 what why chocolate milk. How does that work lol

@@masontague1435 i cant really drink milk that much

Nice. I have a pair of lace up Rivals around and agree the are pretty fantastic as well.

Hmmm. Twins is good I guess. I don't know how much they cost though. Pretty much all the gear I need is given to me so I don't really know the cost of gloves/shinpads right now. Sorry.

No. My kitchen will be ready in 1-2 weeks then I'm set for nutrition episodes.

for me it was a lot of Psoas muscle stretches you can find online, followed by using a hand-held massager and then spraying Icy-Hot on the area (especially before I go to bed). Occasionally, I'll use a massage ball if it's feeling especially tender.

@Ur Local Majima ye like calisthenics, plylometrics, powerlifting, crossfit, olympic lifting etc.

Lmfaooo he’s Canadian..

Damn I forgot 😂

My training buddies and I all start using them years ago to project each other's ribs. They are smart to have.

I’ve got an XMartial training bag now

its not about whether you feel fine its about ensuring the safety of your training partners. I would say wear whatever size gloves everyone else in your gym uses, I used to spar very lightly in 10oz because thats what we all used and we knew how much power was responsible. If everyone in your gym is using 16oz and you're using 12oz thats kind of a dick move

@@BumleyGames I mean "I feel fine" in the sense that I feel comfortable wearing them and I can spar safely too. Actually most of the guys at my gym use 10 oz gloves, and often they go a little too hard, even more experienced guys than me, they all use 10 oz, they don't really worry about glove size. And I personally think it shouldn't be that much of a concern, as long as you can control yourself, it can also help you understand how to control the pace of a fight, go faster or slow down depending on the situation. Yes, sparring with 10 oz gloves is not ideal, maybe not even 12 oz, but I personally feel I can spar safely and effectively with 12 oz. But for the sake of safety I think I'll switch to 14 oz. I have quite big hands, so I think 14 oz would be the perfect size for me, 12 oz feels a bit tight on my knuckles

@@BumleyGames I'm not even sure 16oz provides protection in the context of punching and hard sparing. It's heavier (mass x speed carries more lol 'padded' momentum. ). For protection/shell it's a different story. Anyhow I know quite a few ppl who have stopped using 16oz for this reason, and claimed it's worse when they get hit (hard) with 16oz. Maybe it could be a weight class thing?

I does often depend on the brand of glove. I usually say 16oz for sparring...but I have some 12oz that protect myself and sparring partner MORE than the average 16oz. But some people get offended by small gloves so I just use big ones.

@@denissorn while the added mass could increase force you have to take into account the added padding and fluff, and the fact that you punch slower in bigger gloves. It just dependes on the glove really because some are harder than others. But 16 oz is a good standard.

the only mouthguard you should be wearing is from your dentist imo, dental treatment costs a lot more than any mouthguard so get the best you can

Younger the better, you can't teach an old dog new tricks

@@ChrisFerry95 good to know thank you for telling

Oh boy. I've had the same one for something like 14 years.