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how do you hang a double sided punching speed bag with a bungy cord?

im thinking about buying one but i have no idea where i am supposed too or should hang it. i need someone to tell me where are the best places to hang the double sided punching speed bag
thank you so much for your help.

you can buy kits on ebay. On one side I use a bike intertube with a S-hook on the other I use a bungy type rope I got from ringside.com

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