BEGINNER’S GUIDE TO SABUNG AYAM GEAR AND ESSENTIAL EQUIPMENT
GET READY TO FIGHT IN 24 HOURS OR LESS
Forget theory. Forget hesitation. This guide gives you the exact gear you need and the exact steps to get it. Follow every word. Move fast.
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PICK YOUR FIGHTER FIRST
No gear matters if your rooster isn’t ready. Choose a healthy, aggressive male with strong legs and bright eyes. Minimum age: 8 months. Minimum weight: 2 kg. If you don’t have one, buy from a trusted breeder today. Ask for a “starter” or “derby-ready” bird. Pay cash. Take it home. Next step.
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ESSENTIAL GEAR CHECKLIST – BUY THESE NOW
Skip the fluff. These are the only items you need to start.
1. FIGHTING PIT (ARENA)
Get a circular pit with 1.5–2 meter diameter. Wooden or bamboo walls, 60 cm high. No sharp edges. If you can’t build one, buy a used pit from a local breeder. Cost: $50–$100. Order online or pick up today.
2. SPAUR (LEASH)
Buy a 1-meter leather or nylon spaur. Clip it to your rooster’s leg. Use it to control movement during training. Cost: $5. Buy two.
3. TALON SHARPENERS (TARUNG)
Get a pair of stainless-steel tarung. File your rooster’s spurs to a 45-degree angle. Do this 3 days before the fight. Cost: $10. Buy now.
4. GLOVES (SARUNG TANGAN)
Wear thick leather gloves when handling your rooster. Prevents scratches and keeps your grip strong. Cost: $15. Buy today.
5. FIRST AID KIT
Stock it with:
– Antiseptic spray (Betadine)
– Gauze and medical tape
– Scissors
– Saline solution
– Tweezers
Cost: $20. Buy a pre-made kit or assemble it yourself.
6. WATER SPRAY BOTTLE
Fill it with clean water. Spray your rooster’s comb and wattles before the fight to cool him down. Cost: $3. Buy now.
7. FEED BOWL AND WATERER
Use a shallow ceramic bowl for feed. Use a 1-liter plastic waterer. Keep both clean. Cost: $10. Buy today.
8. TRAINING WEIGHTS (BEBANAN)
Attach 50-gram weights to your rooster’s legs. Use them for 10 minutes daily to build strength. Cost: $8. Buy now.
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SET UP YOUR TRAINING SPACE TODAY
Clear a 3×3 meter area in your backyard. Lay down sand or sawdust. Set up the fighting pit in the center. Keep the space free of distractions. Do this now.
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PRE-FIGHT ROUTINE – DO THIS EXACTLY
1. Weigh your rooster. Record the weight.
2. File his spurs with tarung. Angle: 45 degrees. Do not over-sharpen.
3. Attach the spaur. Walk him around the pit for 5 minutes.
4. Spray his comb and wattles with water. Let him rest for 10 minutes.
5. Feed him a handful of corn and a pinch of salt. No more.
6. Keep him in a dark, quiet cage until fight time.
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DAY-OF-FIGHT GEAR PREP
1. Pack your first aid kit. Check every item.
2. Bring two towels. One for drying, one for emergencies.
3. Bring a stopwatch. Track fight time.
4. Bring a notebook. Record wins, losses, and injuries.
5. Bring cash. For entry fees, bets, or emergencies.
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HANDLE YOUR ROOSTER LIKE A PRO
1. Always approach from the front. Never surprise him.
2. Hold him firmly under your arm. Support his chest with your hand.
3. Keep his head facing forward. Prevents stress.
4. Never squeeze his body. Restricts breathing.
5. Release him gently into the pit. Let him land on his feet.
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TRAINING DRILLS – DO THESE DAILY
1. Sprint Drill: Run your rooster 10 meters. Repeat 5 times. Rest 2 minutes between runs.
2. Jump Drill: Place a 30 cm stick on the ground. Make him jump over it 10 times.
3. Weight Drill: Attach 50-gram weights. Walk him for 10 minutes.
4. Sparring Drill: Pair him with a calm rooster. Let them peck and flap for 5 minutes. Supervise closely.
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FEEDING FOR STRENGTH
1. Morning: 50 grams of corn + 10 grams of fish meal.
2. Afternoon: 30 grams of rice + 5 grams of salt.
3. Evening: 50 grams of corn + 10 grams of vitamins.
4. Always provide clean water. Change it twice daily.
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AVOID THESE MISTAKES
1. Overfeeding. Leads to sluggishness.
2. Overtraining. Causes injuries.
3. Ignoring injuries. Small cuts become big problems.
4. Skipping rest days. Roosters need recovery.
5. Using dull spurs. Wastes energy.
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POST-FIGHT CARE – DO THIS IMMEDIATELY
1. Check for injuries. Focus on eyes, comb, and legs.
2. Clean wounds with antiseptic spray. Cover with gauze.
3. Isolate him in a dark cage. Keep him quiet.
4. Feed him a small portion of corn. No salt.
5. Monitor for 24 hours. Watch for limping or lethargy.
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UPGRADE YOUR GEAR – NEXT STEPS
Once you’ve fought 3 times, invest in:
1. Custom spurs. Made from buffalo horn. Cost: $30.
2. Fighting vest. Protects your rooster’s chest. Cost: $25.
3. Digital scale. Measures weight to the gram. Cost: $40.
4. Portable pit. Folds for easy transport. Cost: $120.
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FIND LOCAL FIGHTS FAST
1. Ask breeders where fights happen. Get names and numbers.
2. Visit local markets. Look for rooster sellers. Talk to them.
3. Join Facebook groups. Search “Sabung Ayam [Your City].”
4. Attend a fight as a spectator. Observe the gear and rules.
5. Bring your rooster next time. Pay the entry fee. Fight.
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