Feeling Strange after sparring... - Page 2

paloalto00 · 01-07-2010, 07:23 PM

I remember when sparring with a heavyweight, he hit me towards the side of the head and I had an instant ache in my head. Hard to explain, it felt like my had was being squeezed

POCKET SHOT · 01-07-2010, 07:48 PM

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Originally Posted by paloalto00

I remember when sparring with a heavyweight, he hit me towards the side of the head and I had an instant ache in my head. Hard to explain, it felt like my had was being squeezed

pretty much the exact same thing happend to me..
no weak legs just that weird feeling

Youngblood · 01-07-2010, 08:04 PM

The reason I made that detailed post is not to try and discourage people from boxing. I love this sport and try everything to bring more people to it. I just think it is important to understand the potentials and create awareness with TBI. There was a post not long ago on rosstraining with a guy fairly new to boxing, older fella, who came on asking about headaches after sparring as he had one that wasn't going away. He got a bunch of replies..."Man up!" "Don't be a wuss...it's part of boxing" etc. etc. And for the most part he listened to those. And his headache continued. He came on a few weeks after that to let people know he had suffered a brain hemmorage and now had to undergo a surgery to repair the lesion. Still not sure how he made out. I am just fairly sure he would have been better off knowing what to look for, the signs, without the bs bravado.

scrap · 01-07-2010, 08:29 PM

Spot on Kid.

paloalto00 · 01-07-2010, 09:02 PM

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Originally Posted by POCKET SHOT

pretty much the exact same thing happend to me..
no weak legs just that weird feeling

I was a bit confused when it happened haha, it was like a sudden migrain xD

vibit · 01-07-2010, 10:51 PM

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Originally Posted by paloalto00

I remember when sparring with a heavyweight, he hit me towards the side of the head and I had an instant ache in my head. Hard to explain, it felt like my had was being squeezed

I've had that happen to me too... I really should avoid sparring guys who weigh more than 50 pounds over me.

01-10-2010, 06:13 AM

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Originally Posted by ben1990

I went to a different club today and I had a gym war I guess you could say with a few of a guys I sparred with. In one round in particular I took a few good shots to the noggin. I never lost my legs or anything like that, they were good shots you know? But often times after this sparring session and others like it I often feel a tad woozy in the head. Its hard to describe there is really no pain in my head. Its like it feels "tired"... I guess thats the best word I can come up with. I am unsure if this is because I am just tired from the workout, didn't drink enough water, getting hit in the head or it could be a combination of them all I guess.

I'm assuming this isn't a problem is it? I have always suspected that if it was a concussion or something I would have actual pain in my head.

Gym wars are the pinnacle of fighting outside the prize ring. If you have pain, fuckin grow a pair of nads and quit whining. This is boxing bitch. You fuckin woman, in my gym you would get slapped across the face and asked to perform blowjobs on every fighter.

Just stop whining about the pain, just can't stand when people do that.

Youngblood · 01-10-2010, 08:47 AM

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Originally Posted by HTownTexan

Gym wars are the pinnacle of fighting outside the prize ring. If you have pain, fuckin grow a pair of nads and quit whining. This is boxing bitch. You fuckin woman, in my gym you would get slapped across the face and asked to perform blowjobs on every fighter.

Just stop whining about the pain, just can't stand when people do that.

ur gym sounds a bit gay. fighters asking for blowjobs.

Smudger · 01-10-2010, 12:31 PM

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Originally Posted by HTownTexan

Gym wars are the pinnacle of fighting outside the prize ring. If you have pain, fuckin grow a pair of nads and quit whining. This is boxing bitch. You fuckin woman, in my gym you would get slapped across the face and asked to perform blowjobs on every fighter.

Just stop whining about the pain, just can't stand when people do that.

I can't stand it when people are like this.
As far as I know he went through the war, it's not as if he stopped half way through and said he couldn't take anymore. If you've got a weird headache for a couple days after sparring you should speak up, as you say this is boxing bitch, you get wollaped in the fucking head for fucks sake which can lead to some serious damage.

01-11-2010, 02:07 AM

It's obvious neither of you have laced up before...

Youngblood · 01-11-2010, 10:05 AM

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Originally Posted by HTownTexan

It's obvious neither of you have laced up before...

obv.

AndrewFFC · 01-11-2010, 10:35 AM

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Originally Posted by HTownTexan

Gym wars are the pinnacle of fighting outside the prize ring. If you have pain, fuckin grow a pair of nads and quit whining. This is boxing bitch. You fuckin woman, in my gym you would get slapped across the face and asked to perform blowjobs on every fighter.

Just stop whining about the pain, just can't stand when people do that.

Cunt.

brown bomber · 01-11-2010, 01:15 PM

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Originally Posted by HTownTexan

Gym wars are the pinnacle of fighting outside the prize ring. If you have pain, fuckin grow a pair of nads and quit whining. This is boxing bitch. You fuckin woman, in my gym you would get slapped across the face and asked to perform blowjobs on every fighter.

Just stop whining about the pain, just can't stand when people do that.

paloalto00 · 01-11-2010, 03:01 PM

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Originally Posted by HTownTexan

It's obvious neither of you have laced up before...

I doubt that you have either. If you don't quit then what's the problem? If you have a concussion and don't tell anyone about it then you're just making it worst for yourself.

Smudger · 01-11-2010, 05:41 PM

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Originally Posted by HTownTexan

It's obvious neither of you have laced up before...

Oooooh I have a headache. Do you want that blowjob now?

01-07-2010, 07:23 PM	#16
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