Facts for your wall
Notes from our wall setups
Hanging a padded panel on drywall comes down to plain mechanics. We put down our observations on setting the height with adhesive strips, keeping the sound inside the padding, connecting a phone, and working combinations at the pace set on the front.
Hanging a machine on a wall you cannot drill
How our padded panels mount on plain wall surfaces with adhesive hook and loop strips instead of drills or metal brackets.
Hitting the panel with gloves or bare hands
What the striking face feels like under the cover, when gloves matter on a wall machine, and what arrives in the carton.
Where to start on the machine speed ladder
A practical guide to picking your starting speed on the panel controls and knowing when your hands are ready for a faster pace.
Sharing a music boxing machine across different heights
How one wall pad works for taller and shorter people, how the strips set the reach, and when two machines work better.
Training on a wall machine without waking the house
How speaker volume and fist strikes interact on a flat wall when you need to run rounds while other people rest.
How the phone link and punch counter work
How your phone pairs to the panel speaker and what the lit readout tallies while your hands work across the target face.
Ready to choose a panel
Read the shelves if you already know what you want on the drywall, whether that is a full machine, a striking pad, a four target reaction build, or two panels in one carton. If you want a quick pointer, our tool asks one thing about who will be standing at the wall and points you to the shelf that matches.