Golden gloves question...

Discussion in 'Boxing Training' started by Porkchop, Jan 5, 2009.


  1. Porkchop

    Porkchop New Member Full Member

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    how should i go about asking my kung fu teacher/boxing coach about the golden gloves (training me for it and coaching me in it)?? when she doesn't really coach for actual fights any more. how have you told your coaches that you were ready for big tournaments/fights?
     
  2. amy

    amy If you know what I mean Full Member

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    Tell her you are interested in competing in amateur boxing and see what she says. Golden Gloves seems to be used in a generic sense, but it's a large advancing tournament. Depending on where you live there are plenty of boxing shows put on throughout the year that you would be able to get some experience.

    Have you had any boxing training?
     
  3. Kolya

    Kolya Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Oh God, not this again.
     
  4. aj415

    aj415 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    I recognize your name. Maybe you are considered A-List ESB celebrity/royalty/elite, but whatever the case this isn't the lounge. So instead of implying for noobs to **** off here, I invite you to be the one that ****'s off if thats the best you have to offer.

    As to the Op's question.. theres no harm in asking, just be open with your trainer about your goals and how you feel.
     
  5. Kolya

    Kolya Boxing Addict Full Member

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    How about this one, moron: I've explained on no less than 5 occasions, and in depth, about what the Golden Gloves are and how to enter them. Not only that, but this forum has a search function. So before asking a ridiculously common question; one might make use of the search to see if it's already been asked and not flood the forum with stupid ****, again.
     
  6. aj415

    aj415 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Its great that you've made those contributions. Seriously. If your sick of noobs asking question over and over, maybe you can volunteer to help RDJ with his up and coming stickied FAQ thread, which hopefully the likes of this question will be included.

    Now I'm going to tell you what you should already know: A lot of people into boxing visit these forums, and a lot of people looking to get started. This a place where they should be helped not told essentially to get lost.

    It is nothing short of ******ed and should be unnaccpetable when new people come to a boxing training forum with an interest, ask a question, and then so-called veterans respose permeates a negative attitude towards them. I'm not talking about just this one post you've made, I've seen it time and time again from a lot of the "experienced" posters.

    This is boxing, not basketball or football. Part of the problem with why this sport has declined (in the US) is lack of accessibility for the every-day joe to boxing resources such as a gym. This forum can be a valuable influence and tool. So just stop and lose the attitude.
     
  7. Kolya

    Kolya Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Yes, it gets old answering the same question every other month. Not only that, but if one is boxing in any way, shape, or form; their coach should be able to tell them how to enter the GG. Mine did.
     
  8. aj415

    aj415 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Ok, well I already suggested how you can do something about it rather then responding and complaining like a grouchy old man, because that gets old too.

    Other peoples coach should do this or that? Because Koyla's coach did?
    Koylas experiences in boxing should be considered the end all be all?

    I would suggest sharing your experiences unconditionally, without a "this is the way it should be" mentality.

    This kind of close-mindedness is just more of what is seriously unneeded in this forum.
     
  9. Porkchop

    Porkchop New Member Full Member

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    yes amy i have had boxing training.
    thanks aj415 for sticking up for me but i think i can handle this fool on my own.
    my question kolya isnt how to enter the tournament, its how do i go about asking my coach who hasn't been active lately in the boxing community to start back up for me with out sounding like a jackass
     
  10. amy

    amy If you know what I mean Full Member

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    Just tell her you want to compete and ask what the best way to go about that is.
     
  11. RDJ

    RDJ Boxing Junkie banned

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    C'mon Kolya, it was a legitimate question about actual boxing, not a video of some idiot beating up his little brother.
     
  12. TheRock49

    TheRock49 Active Member Full Member

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    :lol: Those are always good ones too.
     
  13. brown bomber

    brown bomber 2010 Poster of the Year Full Member

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    :good
     
  14. ralphc

    ralphc Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Hmmmmm.......you have a woman teaching you boxing and kung-fu. Now you need advice about how to tell her that you are ready for big tournaments?:huh
     
  15. RDJ

    RDJ Boxing Junkie banned

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    What exactly is the point you are trying to make here? :huh

    I agree with the sentiment of a lot of your posts mate but you are a cynical ***** at times.