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Overview of the T3 Boxing Gloves

Hayabusa’s T3 Boxing Gloves are the result of our obsession with research, testing and development. They have been designed by our specialist team and are the combination of years of innovation paired with cutting-edge design. You won’t find a similar pair of gloves anywhere else in the world. These gloves have been designed for one main reason, to protect you. We didn’t just want to only protect you but also give you something which you can feel proud of when you walk into your gym. That’s why we also believe you will be getting the best looking gloves on the market.

Our Wrist Support

If you’re willing to spend a little more to get the maximum protection available, then you have come to the right place. All of the T3 boxing gloves come with our patented DUAL-X closure system. This provides a lace-like fit but without the hassle of tying them up. The gloves use four interlocking splints, a design which has also been patented. This means we are the only brand in the world who can offer you this feature. And provide you with extra wrist support which in turn offers you more protection. This will let you hit harder and faster without worrying about an injury, but that’s just the beginning.

DUAL-X closure system on the White T3 Gloves

Design

Our gloves use a five-layer foam structure but it does not require breaking. This means you can jump straight into your training without having to soften up your gloves first like many other brands. The T3 line has been designed to deliver the best performance for both bag work and sparring. All of our gloves have been handcrafted with top of the range engineered PU leather, which means that they won’t crack or tear. So you don’t have to worry about your gloves and can focus on the important thing, your training.

Technology

Our gloves do not only just look and feel great though. They have an antimicrobial lining that is inside every glove. This technology stops bacteria growth and minimises odour, which means one of the biggest problems everyone has with there gloves is no longer an issue, the smell. Your gloves will also come with a microfiber thumb which you can use to wipe down your face during training. Quickly eliminating any sweat, letting you focus on your training.

New Products

Hayabusa has been at the forefront of design and innovation for almost a decade and they aren’t showing any signs of slowing up. Their latest release has caused quite the stir and sent the brand from being recognised as the leading martial arts manufacturer in the industry to worldwide recognition. Click here to find out more about their new Marvel Range.

Why Choose T3 Boxing Gloves

These professional gloves are perfect to use for any training. Boxing, kickboxing, heavy bags or sparring. And if you are still not convinced then ask yourself, why are they good enough for the former UFC Middleweight champ GSP and not you.

All of those features in one glove makes for a menacing thought. And the only question that’s really left is what colour to buy. The current colour variations include Black & Grey, Black & Red, Black & Blue, White & Black, Black/Green and Black/Purple. And in sizes 10oz, 12oz, 14oz and 16oz. So do the right thing for your hands and click here to buy these gloves.

We all know that exercise is good for us and that when it comes to improving in any martial arts discipline that practice, practice, practice is a great mantra to help progress your technique.

However, there’s a balance to be drawn between the desire to stay in shape, improve your skill level and but not over training your body.

Fighters are a competitive breed and the subject of over training can sometimes lead to concerns about appearing weak or not pushing yourself hard enough, but the key here is to learn about training smart as well as hard.

Whether you are training on your own or with a club, there are few pointers that can help you train more efficiently and reduce the chance of fatigue and injury. We’ve put together a list of six points as that you can research further in more detail to help you get the knowledge to train smarter.

1 – Create a schedule

Having a detailed weekly schedule of what kind of training you are set to do on particular days as well as your goals for the kind of training you are undertaking is a great way of helping you sticking to a pre-thought out plan.

Pre-planning your routines will help you to even out the different kinds of training that you will take part in during the week to make sure that you get a good all round work out.

2 – Having high quality training partners

Making sure that your training partners are technically sound and in shape means that they are more likely to push you harder and improve your game and are less likely to fatigue so easily and make mistakes or be unpredictable. We all know that unpredictability and mistakes are the friends of injuries, so the more you can do to eliminate this the better.

3 – Staying hydrated

The fact that dehydration leads to muscle fatigue and can have a negative impact on your performance are good enough reasons to make sure you’re drinking enough water.

Whilst the majority of your require fluid intake should be in the hours leading up to exercising, it is still important to take in water during and after exercising. How much depends on the intensity of your exercise and for how long you are working yourself for.

4 – Eating right

For those who have a regular and full training regime, for the most part, food is fuel. Eating right is essential to help you perform at your peak and to aid in effective recovery.

If you are serious about your training we advise that you work with your coach or personal trainer to identify your own specific goals and needs so that a personal diet and nutrition plan can be drawn up for you.

5 – Recovery time

It’s also essential to factor in some recovery time in to your weekly plan, to give your body a chance to rest and recuperate. If you’re training most days of the week, we advise that you schedule in a full day of R & R to enable you train at your best.

6 – Getting enough sleep

The importance of sleep can not be overestimated, not only does it give your mind and body some much needed downtime at the end of the day, it also helps to make sure that you’re concentration and focus level are at their best when you’re awake. As we mentioned above a tired mind that lacks concentration can lead to injury, which could have been prevented if only you got a good 8 hours rest in the night before!

We hope our list gives you some food for thought and helps you to devise a smarter plan, don’t forget that having top quality equipment and apparel is also a sure fire way to make sure that you’re giving yourself the best chance to perform at your peak!

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