Any suggestions for a good brand and are they helpful?
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Any suggestions for a good brand and are they helpful?
Go to wrestling1 dot com. They have all kinds of wrestling tights
I'd suggest checking out www.originbjj.com and looking at the spats they sell.
I bought some at walmart for ten bucks
This is the route I would goQuote:
Originally Posted by Jeremy Gates
Don't waste your time at Walmart if you want them to last. My Origin BJJ tights are my favourite, but the other website i buy from that has a ridiculous selection at really good prices and sizings is compressyourself.com
I don't wear them often so walmart ones are ok for me. I bought them so if I have ring worm I have something else to wear instead of gi pants.
Hell, I get mine from Wallyworld and they hold up through 2 hour classes 7 days a week. Even when they do wear out, I just grab another $10 pair.
fighters market. origin are solid some dude at the gymjust bought them and they look sick so are underarmour tights. thing with tights is they are generally extra slippery. its almost change your game up. these are good too. http://hotlard.files.wordpress.com/2007/12/fat-guys.jpg
grappling tights seem to be hard to find , thru the years some guys were wearing : Atama , Bad Boy ,Hunter where do we find those and others???? , the spats (long tights) seem to becoming more available and cool looking too as we see Shinya Aoki and other Japanese fighters sporting them
Please tell me you don't train with ring worms...Quote:
Originally Posted by Jeremy Gates
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Originally Posted by Jeff Doherty
Origin is where it's at.Quote:
Originally Posted by DBK
why not?? put the ointment on it, tape it up and wear some gi pants. theres no way that is spreading so its safe to trainQuote:
Originally Posted by John Alighieri
Are you for real? That shit is contagious! Don't be a filthy cunt!Quote:
Originally Posted by Jeremy Gates
"If you have ringworm:
Stay off the mat. This is the most difficult part of the treatment for many grapplers, who just want to keep on training. Stay off the mats until your ringworm is under control or you’ll turn your infection into a club-wide epidemic. After the red circles have cleared up the grappler is no longer infectious and can return to training. It usually takes about a week to treat if you catch it early; delay treatment and it could take a lot longer.
Simply covering up the infected sites is NOT sufficient! Many times people will just put some tape over the itchiest ringworm sores and go train anyhow - this is not cool. For one thing the offenders in question might not have noticed every single sore, and also they ave certainly been scratching those sores all day, spreading fungal spores to their hands and any other bodypart they touch with their hands. Stay off the mats.
Treat the infection with an antifungal cream. There are many antifungal creams and gels available. ‘Lamisil’ is one of the best creams, but usually requires a doctor’s prescription.
There are also over-the-counter medications like tolnaftate ('FungiCure', and others). I haven’t found the clotrimazole products as effective - sometimes all they do is suppress the fungus. Most products are applied twice daily. Some creams also contain hydrocortizone or cortate, but this just reduces the inflammation and doesn't actually kill the fungus. As a rule of thumb, if your ringworm isn’t a lot better after one or two weeks of using over the counter anti-fungal creams go to a doctor or walk-in clinic and ask for a Lamisil prescription.
You can also take prescription oral medications (like an oral form of lamisil or ketoconazole) for severe and/or stubborn cases. These may be hard on your liver and you should take them with care.
Keep on applying the topical medication for one week after your infection clears up! Often it appears that the infection is gone, but the ringworm is actually only dormant and will soon come back. Apply the cream or gel for at least one additional week. If you are taking orals take the full course of prescribed anti-fungal medications.
Change your bedding every couple of days and don’t share towels - your training partners may be pissed if you infect them, but that is nothing compared to how upset your spouse or 'special friend' is going to be if he/she catches it. Besides, if you are treating your ringworm but sleeping in the same old bedding or using the same towel every day you are basically re-infecting yourself. Use your bath towels and wash cloths only once, and then wash them.
If there is ringworm going around your club:
Wash the mats before or after every practice. Any cleaning supplies store will stock something to disinfect floors and mats, just make sure it is anti-fungal as well as anti-bacterial and anti-viral. You can also use a dilute bleach solution, but the commercial cleaning solutions are not very expensive.
Inspect your partners carefully and refuse to wrestle someone with 'the worm'. Instructors and senior students have an extra responsibility to educate club members and, if necessary, to bar infected people from training. Unfortunately some people can carry and spread ringworm without exhibiting
Don’t let people walk on the mats in their street shoes. Ringworm lives in the soil outside and can be transmitted to the mat by shoes. The fungus enters into the skin through scratches and abrasions (common in grappling) and then the trouble begins. Once the epidemic has begun, the main mode of transmission is probably person-to-person.
Shower thoroughly as soon as possible after every practice. There may be some advantage to using an anti-dandruff shampoo as a body wash to ensure that the ringworm is gone. ‘Selsum Blue’ is a good choice.
Once a week use ‘Nizoral’ shampoo - Nizoral a very strong anti-fungal/anti-dandruff shampoo containing ketoconazole. A dermatologist suggested this to me to make sure that I was killing off any potential new infections picked up from the mats. Lather up your hair and your entire body, leave the lather on your body for a full 5 minutes, and then rinse very thoroughly. Dry your body and apply a cream moisturizer – this shampoo can really dry out your skin. For this reason I do NOT recommend using Nizoral more than once a week.
Wash your gi, rashguards, kneepads, towels, etc. after every practice. The fungal spores can live in these items."
I could be wrong but I'm pretty sure coach herzog let's u train if its completly covered. I usually catch it fast where its really small
I wear Scramble and also Tatami Fightwear spats.
no bias, but I actually really like my 10th planet tights. I prefer them over my under armor ones.
is the sizing pretty average?Quote:
Originally Posted by David Rosado
I concur, just wish ours were a little thicker! Maybe with reinforced knees ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by johnnyboy
Nice try Derek, but your link address gave you away...Quote:
Originally Posted by DBK
Pretty much. Plus, ever since I started using defense soap, I haven't caught it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jeremy Gates
Wow, I didn't know it was that serious.
Yes.Quote:
Originally Posted by johnnyboy
I suppose. Not sure if this is common knowledge, but Coach told me the trick to making them last longer is to hang dry them. That might help the knees last a bit longer...? I'm no expert though. I just know that my 10th p tights are super comfortable.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bill Keeling
I didn't know it was that serious either. I've only caught it 2 or 3 times. One was after a tournament which I believe was more than ringworm. I had a nasty infected knee and could barley walk. The other time was not long ago when a bunch of guys got it. I was out a few days and by time I came back it was nearly gone and was covered.
that sounds EXACTLY like staph. someone just had that at our gym.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jeremy Gates
lol hotlard.comQuote:
Originally Posted by Sam Bergeron
I believe it was staph too. Another kid had some sort of bad infection in his elbow from the same tourny. I was for out for a few weeks. Coach said it very well could be staph, the doctors were trying to tell me it was gout or even an std or someshit. I know for a fact it wasn't gout or an std. It did suck though
Always shower and wash your gear after a tournament!
i shower as soon as i get home every time i go the gym so i dont catch things often but it happens
OK fine, I'll spill the beans. Just so long as I don't have to listen to you ding-dongs talking about your disgusting skin problems anymore. Blegh.
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