anyone here train with any sort of mouth guard? i know there have been studies shown that clenching your jaw can give you more power and strength and obviously you dont want to be doing this without some kind of protection. usually i just chew gum but i was curious to see who uses mouth guards.
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i do. i have a brain pad double and a boil and bite cheapo that i like better. i use the boil and bite almost exclusively for sparring. it's more comfortable.
i assume you are talking about weight training, i dont know if it helps for that but i know when i clench up i bite down and my neck feels stronger and i can push with my head.
i will assume that using one and biting down when doing a heavy lift the jaw muscles flex in conjunction with the neck muscles and its just more solid.
i doubt this helps but it is what it is
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yes i was talking about weight training. when ever i used to box and train mma i always wore one though. i always feel better off when biting down even if its just a little i have a more solid feeling i guess you could sayI never meant to be better than anyone, I was just born that way. Its hard being a god amongst peasants!
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just for sparring. never have for lifting weights but would probably have to agree with jipped's theory on iteverything said and done here is for entertainment purposes only. i don't even really workout i just pretend like i do so i can have big friends
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My dentist a while ago when I went regularly ha ha, always used to ask if I grind my teeth which I don't. Well after a few more questions it was determined that I clench my teeth while working out unknowingly. If I could find a small, unnoticeable mouth guard I would definitely use one. I don't talk to anybody in the gym so it wouldn't matter...
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Now you have me searching lol. It seems night time mouth guards are the smallest out there, besides the basic sport designed ones. Here are 2 I will checkout this weekend...
SleepRight Adjustable Low-Profile Night Guard - ... : Target
Amazon.com: Customer Reviews: Night Guard, Small
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