Videos tagged with Gym Wear

This YouTube video features the creator at Gracie Raleigh, showcasing a new "🔥 GI!". While the exact firearm or equipment is not specified in the description, the context of "GI" and a martial arts academy suggests a potential connection to tactical gear, shooting, or martial arts training attire. The use of fire emojis implies excitement about the new item.

This YouTube video features a user at Gracie Raleigh showcasing new WAZAir apparel by Shoyoroll. While the video's title and description do not mention any firearms, calibers, manufacturers, or specific firearm-related topics, the brand Shoyoroll is known for its association with martial arts, particularly Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. Therefore, the content is likely related to martial arts or lifestyle apparel within that community.

This YouTube Shorts video focuses on enhancing tactical training with the use of dynamic leggings. The title suggests a focus on improving the user's performance and capabilities during training exercises. The hashtag #shorts indicates it's a short-form video, likely quick-hitting and visually driven, aiming to provide a tip or showcase a product's benefit in a brief format. While no specific firearms are mentioned, the context of 'tactical training' implies potential use with firearms and related gear.

This video reviews the Watercat Board Shorts by Tactical Distributors. The reviewer highlights their quick-drying material and stretchiness, making them suitable for both swimming and as workout attire, often worn to the gym. They are described as a solid pair of swim trunks. The video also briefly mentions the Tactical Distributors Fozzy Pullover Fleece and the Beyond Guide Glove as part of the reviewer's loadout. A discount code is provided for the board shorts.

This YouTube video features Anthony Colandro from the 'Quarantine Crawl' visiting The Dance Bag in Paramus, NJ. The Dance Bag is a retailer specializing in dancewear, including expertly fitted pointe, ballroom, and dance shoes, as well as full lines of dance, skate, and gym wear. The video encourages viewers to support this local business and mentions that Anthony Colandro sent them. It also includes promotional links for Gun For Hire's website, academy, radio show, and the Quarantine Crawl, along with social media links and a link to a guide on obtaining firearm permits in New Jersey or New York.