Any boxing brehs on here?

[eufemism]

I'm tryna get into boxing this summer cuz my hands game is weak af if we're keeping it real




What are some signs of a good boxing gym? There's a local one in my town and another about 30 minutes away. I'd like to stay close to home, but if I have to travel idc if it means getting good skills





What are some good youtube vids to watch to help form/training



Any good blogs/forums


Help me out brehs

 

[GzUp]

#thering

 

[Black Sinatra]

I have boxed and trained a dude for amatuer bouts. I would say start building up some cardio and building your core on your own before joining a gym. It will save you money, and will save you time, as the first thing any trainer is going to do is assess your talent and then condition the shyt of you. That's before any sparring, or any considerable bag work.

 

[Sauce Dab]

You need to post in the ring forum on here

 

[EffYou]

- people on the ring whether that be sparring or mitt work a good gym always has people in the ring

-old school boxing photos

-gym had the smell of sweat and pain

-there's an old dude talking shyt

-both pros and amateurs train there

 

[eufemism]

Just peeped the so you get down thread on the ring


@krackdagawd droppin knlowedge like he's a professor

 

[Reflected]

I would say start building up some cardio and building your core on your own before joining a gym..

This x100. Some dudes spend their first weeks of membership trying to get in shape.

 

[MrPentatonic]

I have boxed and trained a dude for amatuer bouts. I would say start building up some cardio and building your core on your own before joining a gym. It will save you money, and will save you time, as the first thing any trainer is going to do is assess your talent and then condition the shyt of you. That's before any sparring, or any considerable bag work.

!

 

[GreenGrass]

I have boxed and trained a dude for amatuer bouts. I would say start building up some cardio and building your core on your own before joining a gym. It will save you money, and will save you time, as the first thing any trainer is going to do is assess your talent and then condition the shyt of you. That's before any sparring, or any considerable bag work.

so it is a good idea to lose weight if you are fat ?

 

[Slaimon Khan Shah]

I recommend shadow boxing, push ups, crunches, light jogging and walking.

 

[krackdagawd]

Just peeped the so you get down thread on the ring


@krackdagawd droppin knlowedge like he's a professor

Thread is full of gems

 

[SheWantTheD]

your hands are weak? So you getting your ass whupped?

You shouldn't go get professional training just so you can whup kids on your block.

Anyways, look for gyms around your area. You can go and test it out for a day for free.

Boxing gyms are different. Some won't really assist or help you until they see that you are serious about it

ie showing up everyday and putting in work. And there are others where they will have trainers work with you every time you come in.

You can learn boxing very quick, or at least I did. Within a few weeks of going at least 5 times a week, you should be able to know how to throw jabs, straights, hooks, uppercuts etc along with the correct footwork, proper guard up, etc. Defense is another thing though.

Good YouTube channel:



I haven't boxed in probably about 2+ years and I still can throw those fundamental punches and my footwork is still on point.

 

[krackdagawd]

http://www.thecoli.com/threads/the-rings-offical-so-you-get-busy-inviting-mma-heads-thread.400394/

Eat brehs

 

[Dank Hill]

a lot of us on here breh.

 

[...o3]

30+ minute thread seeking coli boxers, and still no site of that one 6 cert having poster who will humble brag about sleeping a kodiak bear at yosemite national park while on holiday with some top 5 rated exthotical instagram model.






i'll be back in 30 minutes, i'm sure he'll post by then.