Training sticks Hayabusa

Hayabusa (pronounced Ha-Ja-Boe-Sa) is the Japanese word for peregrine falcon, the fastest animal on earth (a bird of prey recorded at over 500 km per hour in a dive). The company was founded in 2006 by Ken & Craig Clement, David Zikakis, and Luke Harris and has since literally taken off tremendously.

Hayabusa has its headquarters in Ontario (Canada) and the global distribution center in the heart of Las Vegas (United States). Not coincidentally, this is also where the biggest boxing matches and UFC events take place. Hayabusa also has two exclusive contracts with independent sports centers in Canada, where all Hayabusa products are thoroughly tested.

Hayabusa aims to offer the best materials in terms of comfort, fit, anatomy, and even more importantly: performance and safety! A martial artist is constantly improving and developing themselves. This is a Japanese philosophy also applied in business management and at Hayabusa: Kaizen. It is the concept of “continuous improvement.”

The Training sticks Hayabusa are specially designed to minimize wrist strain for the trainer—no impact absorption like with punching mitts. The sticks are made from strong foam padding finished with durable PU, featuring an ergonomic grip and elastic wrist strap for long-lasting comfortable use. Sold in pairs. Designed in Canada.

The Training sticks Hayabusa are made with strong foam padding, finished with durable synthetic leather. The ergonomic handle with elastic wrist strap ensures a comfortable and secure grip. The double construction makes them extra sturdy for intensive daily use.

Wipe the sticks after use with a damp cloth and let them air dry. Do not use harsh cleaning agents — these can damage the synthetic leather. Store the sticks in a dry place and out of direct sunlight to protect the foam padding and the material.

Training sticks are modern and effective tools for boxing and MMA to improve technique, distance, speed, precision, and reflexes.

They are used by a coach or partner who holds the sticks, while the other person practices and/or dodges punches.

The trainer can move the sticks at lightning speed to various spots. This allows you to really test reaction speed.

Many other martial artists and trainers have also discovered training with these kinds of sticks. They are increasingly being used by traditional boxing trainers and personal trainers as well. As a trainer, you no longer have to constantly absorb blows with your hands and wrists, as you do with punching mitts.