- 5 Boxing Exercise programs
- 3 levels of resistance System
- Dimensions: 47cm x 43cm x 181cm (L x W x H)
- Weight: 10kg (empty)
- Includes boxing gloves, instruction video and Boxers eating plan
- Base and torso built from a high density blow moulded polyethylene plastic
- Can withstand heavy use and punishment
- Requires 240 lbs of sand (not supplied)
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Slam Man offers aerobic conditioning, muscle toning and is a great stress relief. Moulded foam striking surface that returns back to shape after each hit
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The SlamMan Personal Boxing Trainer (Blue) - Introducing your definitive 'boxercising' sparring partner. A great workout and great fun. Box an opponent on various levels and programmes, and get a fantastic cardio workout at the same time.
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16 of 16 people found the following review helpful
I've found this to be a good addition to my training. You have the option to go for speed or power punching, this is determined by how much force you need to apply to knock the light out. This is done through the position of a switch on the torso.
There are also different types of use, one is a sequence type exercise where the lights appear in a set sequence that you must follow, this sequence is repeated constantly for whatever time you require. (For example it may go right hook to body, left jab to face, left jab to face, right uppercut to face, left hook to body, right jab to face continuous) The sequence will change depending on what level you choose.
Another option is the random level where lights appear randomly with no set sequence and it's down to quick reactions to knock the lights out quickly.
You have a timer that can be set in minutes, once the time expires an audible beep starts and all the lights go out, great if you want to train for 3 minute rounds or more, it also displays the number of lights punched out.
The problems found are that regardless of how full the base is with sand it rocks about, the best solution I've come up with is to place it directly in front of a wall, this way it isn't going anywhere. And as previously stated the base will mark delicate floors, again I prevented this by buying some exercise mats to place it onto.
Overall a good piece of kit.
There are also different types of use, one is a sequence type exercise where the lights appear in a set sequence that you must follow, this sequence is repeated constantly for whatever time you require. (For example it may go right hook to body, left jab to face, left jab to face, right uppercut to face, left hook to body, right jab to face continuous) The sequence will change depending on what level you choose.
Another option is the random level where lights appear randomly with no set sequence and it's down to quick reactions to knock the lights out quickly.
You have a timer that can be set in minutes, once the time expires an audible beep starts and all the lights go out, great if you want to train for 3 minute rounds or more, it also displays the number of lights punched out.
The problems found are that regardless of how full the base is with sand it rocks about, the best solution I've come up with is to place it directly in front of a wall, this way it isn't going anywhere. And as previously stated the base will mark delicate floors, again I prevented this by buying some exercise mats to place it onto.
Overall a good piece of kit.
58 of 62 people found the following review helpful
I'm pleased with the Slam Man although I'd say that it's better suited to a woman,my fiancé has tried it and get frustrated because it wobbles all over the place. We have filled it up with sand and it still wobbles.
Also, if you have a wooden floor, BEWARE!! Our floor is now stratched where the Slam Man has been.
Apart from these set backs it is good fun although you might be better off buying a couple of pairs of boxing gloves for the novelty and sparring with anyone who'll do it with you.
Good fun to start off with but the novelty soon wears off. Also the video that comes with it is really annoying!!!!!!!
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
sensitivity swich is cheap,useless and impossible to set to the required level. It either wont turn off the light after you hit it or you hit it too hard then the slam man will bounce or wobble causing the program to skip twice or 3 times.
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Slam man
Not great it is worth spending abit more and buying the bob. I had the slam man for 1 month and already it has a big split around it's mouth.
Published 21 months ago by Will
Slam man
Purchased as gift for martial arts practitioner. Fitness level high. Provides a good workout for aerobic, speed and accuracy training. Read more
Published 21 months ago by connie
Soft Man can't take a punch
I bought a Slam Man in April 2010 It needed replacing by June (there was no problem replacing it for another. I just swapped over the head and kept the original base full of sand. Read more
Published 22 months ago by Mrs. J. Cook
Quite Good
I have tried this product but it didn't last long for me (6 months), the face got smashed and the head nearly came off. Read more
Published 23 months ago by Mr. Ks Moore
Slam it hard
Its a good piece of kit. Its not meant to replace the gym or sparring sessions, but it is very good at getting your reflexes and speed up to scratch. Read more
Published 24 months ago by Ak Skovborg-hansen
for my husband
Bought this for my husband for Christmas, he wanted it for fitness. Cant believe how much sand it takes to fill it! Read more
Published on 3 Jan 2010 by sally
Waste of money and time!
I am only 18 and about 10st. i kicked the slam man a few times and it SNAPPED in half! WASTE OF MONEY!!!!!!!!!
Published on 21 Dec 2009 by Gavin Arjonilla
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slam man is ok a good work out move,s around abit and lights are very hard to see , you send more time looking for the lights than hiting it but over all not bad a reasonble buy if... Read more
Published on 12 July 2009 by DAVID WOODS
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