Gloves

tyel · 13-May-04, 08:55 AM

I've been working out using some inexpensive gloves I got at Target. They were ok for a while, but I notice that lately my palms hurt as I left and I am developing callouses.

Can anyone recommend a good training glove?

Thanks!

**jgriffith** · 13-May-04, 09:07 AM

Callouses are the best gloves in my opinion. Your hands will adjust eventually.

Timbers · 13-May-04, 09:47 AM

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Originally Posted by jgriffith

Callouses are the best gloves in my opinion. Your hands will adjust eventually.

jg ~ ladies normally don't want callouses on our hands

Andrea · 13-May-04, 10:28 AM

Tyel, Get you some Dr. Scholl's and put it on your hands every night before you go to bed. :thumbup:

tyel · 13-May-04, 11:01 AM

Dr. Scholl's is an ointment? I thought it was a shoe (I can see me now -- putting shoes on my hands each night lol).

Thanks!

Is no one using gloves??

Andrea · 13-May-04, 11:28 AM

You've got a good sense of humor. :thumbup: Dr. Scholl's is an ointment, too. I haven't seen many people wearing gloves.

**Jaster** · 13-May-04, 11:32 AM

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Originally Posted by tyel

Dr. Scholl's is an ointment? I thought it was a shoe (I can see me now -- putting shoes on my hands each night lol).

Thanks!

Is no one using gloves??

EWWWWLLLL You got foot hands!!

LOL that is tooooooo funny!!

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Timbers · 13-May-04, 12:53 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by tyel

Dr. Scholl's is an ointment? I thought it was a shoe (I can see me now -- putting shoes on my hands each night lol).

Thanks!

Is no one using gloves??

I use gloves

**kungfu74** · 13-May-04, 12:58 PM

My wife has gloves, but I dont' know if she uses them...?

SurfinAmy · 13-May-04, 03:26 PM

Doesn't matter too much which one you buy as far as I can tell...they all start to get all stinky anyway after a while and you gotta buy new ones....
-Amy