Everytime I do pad work I end up having sore knuckles/fingers. I know I'm throwing my punches correctly, I've asked the instructor multiple times. Although, my knuckles and what ever the bone is between the knuckles and fingertips are all ripped and torn up today. I mean like.... Seriously. Maybe it's because my gloves suck, I use these generic gloves that are kinda like.... non cushioning. Then again I don't do well in the cold weather either, my hands dry up but still, that doesn't explain why my knuckles and fingers get sore while I punch. Can anyone fill in the blanks or offer some like.... advice?
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Originally posted by Slaya View PostEverytime I do pad work I end up having sore knuckles/fingers. I know I'm throwing my punches correctly, I've asked the instructor multiple times. Although, my knuckles and what ever the bone is between the knuckles and fingertips are all ripped and torn up today. I mean like.... Seriously. Maybe it's because my gloves suck, I use these generic gloves that are kinda like.... non cushioning. Then again I don't do well in the cold weather either, my hands dry up but still, that doesn't explain why my knuckles and fingers get sore while I punch. Can anyone fill in the blanks or offer some like.... advice?
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I don't wrap my hands, only time I do that is if my knuckles or hands felt weird that day or for some reason I get the feeling that I might injure my knuckles.
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Originally posted by Slaya View PostI don't wrap my hands, only time I do that is if my knuckles or hands felt weird that day or for some reason I get the feeling that I might injure my knuckles.
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Originally posted by Slaya View PostI don't wrap my hands, only time I do that is if my knuckles or hands felt weird that day or for some reason I get the feeling that I might injure my knuckles.
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I'm new to the board, but have some experience with this.
First wrap your hands and do everything else right.
Use bag balm. Wash with a mild Soap. It all sounds a bit girly, but it matters.
Then if this problem persists it could be a symptom of a hypothyroid condition.
Do you have weight control issues? I know every fat girl at the dance says it's glandular, but sometimes it is. If you're eating right, training right, and taking care of your hands properly, but you still gain weight and your hands are bleeding, get a comprehensive metabolic panel done.
I'm not a docotor and don't claim to be, but I've been through this. I'm also not trying to make excuses for you, and was just taking a stab at the weight thing. But if you've been doing the right work and the results aren't coming, check it out.
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Originally posted by rickyparis View Postit seems that you´re kind of lazy for wrapping your hands , if you knew how to punch , but you don´t .
Originally posted by kravpest View PostI'm new to the board, but have some experience with this.
First wrap your hands and do everything else right.
Use bag balm. Wash with a mild Soap. It all sounds a bit girly, but it matters.
Then if this problem persists it could be a symptom of a hypothyroid condition.
Do you have weight control issues? I know every fat girl at the dance says it's glandular, but sometimes it is. If you're eating right, training right, and taking care of your hands properly, but you still gain weight and your hands are bleeding, get a comprehensive metabolic panel done.
I'm not a docotor and don't claim to be, but I've been through this. I'm also not trying to make excuses for you, and was just taking a stab at the weight thing. But if you've been doing the right work and the results aren't coming, check it out.
I don't remember saying anything about weight in my post though... But yeah, I don't have any weight problems if anything I have a fast metabolism. I can eat as much as I want with no exorcise and not put on a pound.
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IT means that you should wrap your hands every time you are training, with clean wristwraps , how much time do you spend on bag training or pad , that its making you think that you don`t need hand wrapping .Get serious ! and yes , your gloves will get stinky if you don`t take care of them .Learn how to roll your wist wraps, It is not that hard.
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Originally posted by rickyparis View PostIT means that you should wrap your hands every time you are training, with clean wristwraps , how much time do you spend on bag training or pad , that its making you think that you don`t need hand wrapping .Get serious ! and yes , your gloves will get stinky if you don`t take care of them .Learn how to roll your wist wraps, It is not that hard.
greetings to slaya . it sounds like a combination of two things. skin thickness (or lack of it) around the knuckles and the quality of gloves.
you mention cold weather. your knuckles crack a bit when it gets really cold, don't they? you could try handwrapps just to cushion the knuckles, or get some better bag gloves.
good luck to you.
thanks.
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