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Our Boxing Bag is made of vinyl and contains a water bladder that weighs the Boxing Bag down to give you the appropriate resistance for punching and the durability to withstand the elements. Most boxing bags are filled with foam that becomes water logged when wet, which is why we designed our own bag to be fit for outdoor use. It comes complete with a hand pump to inflate.

The 120 x 30cm Outdoor Boxing Bag is the perfect all-round size for practicing full body boxing and kick-boxing techniques. Thick black vinyl straps attach to the swing hook that is provided so that it can be directly attached to a Funky Monkey swing frame or accessories bar.

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Monkey Puncher (, Saru Panch) is a video game for the Game Boy Color, developed by Taito, and released in December 2000. The game's goal is to train a monkey to fight in organised boxing matches in order to save the main character's father and sibling.

At the start of the game, the player must choose to play as either Kenta (male) or Sumire (female). While the choice has little effect on gameplay, the sibling who is not chosen is the one kidnapped. Shortly after the beginning of the game, the player is given their first monkey, called Freddy, to train.

After obtaining the first monkey, and any subsequent new monkey, the player must befriend it by offering it food before they can begin training it. Over time, the monkey becomes more and more friendly towards the main character.

The monkeys are trained in skipping, using a punchbag, doing sit-ups, running and going shopping. These activities increase, respectively, the monkey's speed, power, strength, stamina and knowledge. In addition, a fifth option, sparring, has the potential to increase all statistics, albeit by a smaller amount.

Each activity within the game takes half a day, regardless of what is achieved, and every three days the player's monkey must enter an organised Monkey Boxing League fight. Newly acquired monkeys are allowed five days before their first test match to enter the league. If a test match is failed, the monkey can try again after another five days. When the opportunity for a match arises, the player can choose from three monkeys to fight against, at least one of which will be at a better rank than the player's monkey. The stronger an opponent's monkey, the more money the player earns by defeating it. If the defeated monkey is at a better rank than the players monkey, the player's monkey gains a rank. Conversely, if the player loses a match against a lower ranked monkey, the player's monkey drops a rank.

The player has no direct control over their monkey during a match, but in between rounds they can choose to refill its health, its stamina, or a little of both, and they can advise it on what strategy to use. Monkeys that have not befriended the player enough may not listen to the player's advice. Boxing matches are won by either a count or a KO. In the event of neither monkey KO'ing the other, the match is judged by the amount of health each monkey has.

At the beginning of the game, it is revealed that the main character's mother has died and that the player's father is a Monkey Boxing trainer who is kidnapped along with the main character's brother/sister (depending on who the player chooses to be) by the Saru gang of monkey gangsters. It is up to the player to advance through the Monkey Boxing Leagues to confront Saru and rescue the player's father and sibling. It is later revealed that they are being brainwashed into training and fighting monkeys for Saru. At first, Saru sends Cain after the player, who challenges the player to a Monkey Boxing Match. After accepting the match, and defeating Cain's Monkey, Cain returns to the Mysterious Master of Saru. The next 'Boss' Character the player must face is the ROBO monkey, developed by Saru's Professor. Once these two have been defeated, and the player ascends to title of JSB Champion, they will receive an invitation to the Monkey 1 Grand Prix, held on Saru's secret island base. Upon defeating the 5 opponents, including rematches with Cain, and the professor, and battles with Sumire/Kenta, the player's father, and the Saru master, the game is essentially completed.

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This article is divided into five sections. The first presents a folk history for Tai Shing Pek Kwar, a popular modern form of Monkey boxing, to serve as an example of how such styles can be created. The second provides three references to premodern Monkey boxing appearing in military and travel writings of the 16th-century during late Ming (1368-1644), pointing to the commonplace nature of the style. Here I suggest the lack of evidence for pre-Ming references to primate-based boxing points to the style emerging during this time. This section also gives examples of armed techniques associated with apes in military literature of the 16th and 17th-century. The third discusses the story of the noted literary monkey hero Sun Wukong (), his portrayal as a master of armed and unarmed fighting, and how he bridges the gap between the aforementioned lack of pre-Ming boxing references and older material associating apes and monkeys with armed combat. The fourth presents ancient stories pitting a magic white ape against the martial skills of legendary Chinese heroes, including the archer Yang Youji (, 7th-c. BCE) and the swordswoman the Maiden of Yue (Yuenu, , 5th-c. BCE). And the fifth discusses ancient animal mimicry and suggests primate-based boxing is tied to war-like shamanic totemic dances and yoga-like daoyin calisthenics (8th-c. to 2nd-c. BCE). [1]

The narrative portrays Sun as a well-rounded martial artist proficient in both weapons and boxing. For example, during his rebellion with heaven, he trains his monkey children as soldiers, teaching them troop movement and weapons, including swords, spears, axes, and bows and arrows. But he is best known for his skill with the staff (fig. 5). One episode sees Monkey give a display of his martial prowess while he and his master travel through a spooky mountain. His skill is so great that the story likens it to the strategy taught in two of the Seven Military Classics of China:

Hitching up his clothes and walking forward, the fiend assumed a boxing posture; his two fists upraised looked truly like two iron sledge hammers. Our Great Sage also loosened his legs at once and moved his body to attack; right before the cave entrance, he began to box with the demon king. This was quite a fight! Aha!

In Japan, monkeys were also associated with horses and healing via the warding of evil. Apart from monkeys being kept in stables like their Chinese counterparts, their fur was applied to the harnesses and quivers of Samurai because the warriors believed it gave them more control over their mounts. Furthermore, monkey body parts have been consumed for centuries as curative medicines, and their hides have even been stuffed to make protective amulets (kukurizaru) to ward off illness. Likewise, a genre of painting depicts divine monkeys (saru gami), messengers of the mountain deity, performing Da Nuo-like dances to ensure a good rice harvest (Ohnuki-Tierney, 1987, pp. 43-50)

Well, thankfully it is quite fun. It's easy to get into, with a button for punching, and a button for blocking. The game focuses on same-device multiplayer, with four rounds to try and knock out the other monkey in the ring. Quick-time events like tapping icons for powerful round-ending punches and health, along with rapid spinning sections, add to the fun chaos. A match only takes a couple minutes, and there's plenty of gloating to be had for the victor. Then it's on to the next fight!

While the game is multiplayer-focused, there's also a singleplayer mode that's built around making one's monkey stronger, and unlocking new disguises all the way throughout. After all, what's the fun of monkeys punching each other if it isn't stylish as all get out? A monkey with a giant green afro is my kind of monkey!

While it's all a rather basic experience, Monkey Boxing lives up to its premise. Perhaps if a million monkeys were put into a room, they'd form a championship boxing league instead of writing Macbeth. Awesome.

Monkey Boxing- This routine was inspired by master Wang Jinbao of Jiangsu Wushu Team. This is a acrobatic routine that combines grabbing and wrestling skills as well as tumbling and ground fighting skills with the antics of a monkey. Also inspired by "Sun Wu Kong" -the "Monkey King" from chinese literature.

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