Check out these Bad Boys! These gloves are made to get down and dirty, just as
the name implies.
The Bad Boy Fight Gloves are tested around the world by some of the
best MMA and Vale Tudo fighters, they hold up, round
after round.
The cut finger and open thumb and palm construction
are perfect for stand up training and wearing and tearing the gloves on
bags.
They are also excellent for grappling. The gloves are well
made with genuine leather and can take what you can dish out. Leather
withstands the test of time and is durable, often lasting five years or
more with no problem. They are comfortable too!
The Training Gloves are as popular as the Fight Gloves are. Most MMA training
gloves have a higher weight and more padding over the knuckles in order to offer
more protection to both you and your sparring partner.
They usually offer a thumb covering of some sort. Fight gloves are usually full
open-palm, offer no thumb cover, have less padding will generally have a looser fit to
accomodate some sort of hand wraps or tape.
Bad
Boy comes from a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu background. Rickson Gracie
was the first fighter to be sponsored back in the 1990's and a slew
of greats have followed.
Bad Boy fighters are a
force to be reckoned with for sure. They are the best of the best.
Mauricio “Shogun” Rua
is one of the “Bad Boys” singing the praises for this fight glove.
Rua
is one of the top Light Heavyweights in the world and has won against
such superfighters as Chuck Liddell, Mark Coleman and Quinton Jackson.
Demian Maia is
another Bad Boy. One of the best Welterweights in the UFC, Maia has five times World Jiu Jitsu
Champion and has been deemed the best grappler in the UFC by many.
Renzo Gracie, Diego
Sanchez, “Cigano” Junior, Roger Huerta, and Paula Thiago
are just a few of the other sponsored fighters that also use the equipment, sport the t-shirts and
wear the gloves. I'm certainly
not arguing with these “Bad Boys”.
I too highly recommend the gloves. If you are looking for a well constructed and highly
effective fight glove you aren't going to find much better than the Bad... Bad Boy Glove, that is.
TRAINING TIPS
You need a base level of fitness or you are going to lose out early.
Once your legs and arms go weak, you can turn out the lights literally.
It is hard to train fitness and Jiu Jitstu separately. Well it is
not hard, it is time consuming. I found a program I like for combing the
two. In addition to promoting fitness you learn all kinds of chokes,
and locks.
Just by looking at their site you can watch several videos for some new moves.
Fitness Jiu Jitsu
is a site that I enjoy, and at the least you can learn something from the free videos.