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  • #31
    We didn't use it in the gym I used to train Muay thai at.


    And we don't use it in the one I train shootfighting in now when we spar standup, or on the ground for that matter.

    I think the headgear provides a false sense of security, it doesn't protect the brain from the blows you get, it only protect against superficial(is that the word) damages, such as bruising and cuts.
    Last edited by Yessir; 11-09-2007, 01:36 PM. Reason: just wanted to make express my self more cleearly

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    • #32
      thanks can you tell me more of what mauy thai is and can i see a video of it

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      • #33
        Originally posted by Yessir View Post
        We didn't use it in the gym I used to train Muay thai at.


        And we don't use it in the one I train shootfighting in now when we spar standup.

        I think the headgear provides a false sense of security, it doesn't protect the brain from the blows you get, it only protect against superficial(is that the word) damages, such as bruising and cuts.
        My thoughts exactly. Cheers.

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        • #34
          Originally posted by matbla View Post
          thanks can you tell me more of what mauy thai is and can i see a video of it
          Is this a trick question?

          Are you seriously asking me what muay thai is? I'm gonna asume, against my better judgement that you are serious.

          Muay thai is thaiboxing.

          Search youtube for clips of muay thai training and fights.

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          • #35
            my i looking for history of mury ti and stuff like that i soory if you thank i am an idiot or something form matt blake (msb)

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            • #36
              I wear top ten headgear now all the time after a shattered eye socket. I used to never were headgear when sparring while training for fights. I did this for about three years. Had about 12 fights no headgear never really hurt.
              While sparring one day light with one my regular partners a punch landed just right not even hard and left me with a shattered eye socket that required three seperate surgeries over a year to get my vision back.

              Of course this a worst case scenario but it stopped me from competing for almost 2 years. Even if going light its real easy for someone to get hit good and then return harder and pick it up. Why take the chance.

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              • #37
                Hope you're all healed up by now.

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                • #38
                  my school does, but unless you have a fight coming up, why? itr only helps with cuts..a concussion occurs when the brain bounces around inside the skull...that happens whenevr you get hit..the padding doesn't do anything but keep cuts down. u.s.a. boxing was thinking and the olympic commission as well of eliminating the headgear from the games

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