Want to further your martial arts training outside the gym? We all need a proper coach to make sure you're getting the small details right. But, the extra training at home will go a long way towards getting your 10,000 hours in. Without a sparring partner, your home environment is a good place to focus on building flexibility, agility, strength and stamina.

While there are plenty of training videos online, some key pieces of martial arts equipment can go a long way. Zett Sports offers complete training packs to bring your kickboxing or kung fu routine home.

This includes gloves, punching bags and pads, training dummies, uniforms and protective gear. Don't skimp on the warm-up either! Build your body's responsiveness with agility cones and skipping ropes.

For the full range of training and sparring gear, browse the range at Zett Sports. We offer premium specialist gear for kick boxing, judo, kung fu, karate, taekwondo and more.

While sports leggings or sweat pants can suffice, they've got nothing on the proper martial arts uniform. How do you know you're doing the kicks properly, if you can't hear the snap of uniform hems?

For casual training, you can wear any loose, comfortable clothing that won't get in the way of maneuvers. Make sure you cover your elbows and knees, to protect from the mat.

Unless you've chosen Muay thai, full-length pants are safer than baggy shorts! Most martial arts have flexibility training and plenty of high kicks. If you want to wear shorts, wear leggings underneath.

Proper training and sparring require a martial arts uniform in Australia. Uniforms are comfortable and protective, without being restrictive. Sports like judo specifically need a uniform for grappling moves.

You can wear a shirt under your uniform, if you prefer. There is a specific way to tie the martial arts belt and fold the uniform, which you can learn in class or from a video online.

Each type of martial arts will come with a specific martial arts uniform. These range from a taekwondo dobok for high kicks to the heavier judo gi for grappling, as well as specialised shorts for muay thai.

Judo, taekwondo and karate are graded, meaning their uniforms have belts that show your rank in the martial arts. Each sport starts with the white martial arts belt, and then climbs the grades from there.

MMA, boxing and muay thai need boxing gloves, which can also be used for sparring training in other martial arts.

There's a variety of martial arts equipment for warm-ups to build your agility and stamina, or for sparring practise. Sparring gear includes pads and shields, as well as protective gear to keep you safe while training.

No matter what kind of training and sparring equipment you're after, Zett Sports has you covered. Browse our range of martial arts equipment and uniforms, or contact us for custom gear for clubs and gyms.

Once you start getting into sparring, protective martial arts equipment is essential. Ward off the worst of the bruises and prevent anything serious from happening! 

Shin guards protect the shin bones, which aren't very deep below the flesh, from kicks. Headgear, including ear guards and mouth guards, protect any parts of your face and head that could be hurt by punches and kicks. Look after your sparring partner with proper boxing gloves or mitts.

When buying martial arts equipment online, look for signs of quality gear that will help you train and protect you while sparring. Handmade gear is better than something cheap and mass-produced! 

Zett Sports manufactures quality martial arts equipment. Cutting out the intermediaries, we supply directly to clubs, gyms and individuals, so you can get your hands on the best value in the market. Browse our range or contact us for custom martial arts equipment and apparel.