[upchurch311]

Hey I am starting to train at home as well as the gym... What kind of equipment would you suggest on getting. I have a 80lb bag and my brother who also takes BJJ to beat up. Of course I am getting mats but anything else out of the ordinary that you have found to be useful that I will not have to max out a credit card for?

[Puppettamer]

a grappling dummy there fun to use and warm up with.

[Puppettamer]

[martialartsv1vu]

a training partner

[stu3ufc]

Originally Posted by Puppettamer

a grappling dummy there fun to use and warm up with.

i agree-- loads of drills on tht help keep your top game postioning good

plus u can punch it if u want

[stu3ufc]

Originally Posted by martialartsv1vu

a training partner

he has his bro

[upchurch311]

who sells good dummies? mats?

ya I have my brother but I think a dum would be good so we can critique eachothers positions and techniques better if we are not the one getting our asses beat.

[JDV5811]

just search online, but beware, mats are expensive man for real.

[FullContact.com]

Mats are stupid expensive!

If you're looking for bags, you might try Combat Sports or Title MMA. The cost is decent, but the shipping can get expensive - be sure you CALL about the shipping cost if you decide to go with one of them.

Of course, if you're pre-shopping, in May we'll have a bunch of new products; especially bags, and all with accurate shipping -- but I didn't tell you that yet.

Shameless plug. I know.

Full Contact Outlet

[Puppettamer]

www.combatsports.com is where i got myn and its great.