Category Kickboxing & Fitness

It started as an Instagram ambassadorship, and the affiliate side came later. The honest story — what got noticed, what it actually is, and what it means for my reviews.

Winning gloves start around $390 and Hayabusa T3s are $169. An honest look at who each is actually for — including what I have not trained in.

Adding golf to my 30s bucket list. Here's how my first real trip to the driving range went, and what I'd tell you before yours.

A real, no-fluff head-to-head between Hayabusa and Rival boxing gloves from someone who's punched a LOT of bags. Here's who each brand is actually for.

I trained in the Venum Contender for two years, then switched to Hayabusa. An honest head-to-head on price, wrist support and which one you should actually buy.

Ten years of kickboxing and four pairs of Hayabusas — here is exactly which ones I put on for heavy bag work, and why the cushioned pair wins for long sessions.

LILO is the US code. In the UK and Europe, my Hayabusa code is LIZZIE — here is how to use it, why there are two, and what I would actually buy.

The Hayabusa E1 reviewed after real use — single strap, no break-in, and the pair I reach for on long heavy-bag days. What it is good at and what it is not.

Why I never train in the same pair two days running, what my three-pair rotation actually looks like, and what it does to how long gloves last.