Skim this article, then watch the video at the bottom of it. http://hubpages.com/hub/Boxing-Training-Tips-On-Defensive-Sparring Then read this article and try to keep a straight face: http://hubpages.com/hub/How-Boxing-Improved-My-Killer-Instinct
Wow! All I can say is wow. I posted at the bottom of this "this is awful!" I doubt it makes it to the comments. Thanks for the laugh. I have not yet read the article.
I'll see if this one qualifies. A few years ago I was a pretty straightforward swarmer who overpowered opponents, and I started working on, you know, slipping drills, because I either had flawless victories or I got hit too much and my face tore up. Well, here was the second montage I made, and when I saw it I realized damn it, no matter if I slipped or didn't, he was never going to hit me in the face anyway with these drills. There's still some cool training stuff in the video, but I feel like every time he is supposed to be aiming for me he is aiming for the corners of the boxing gym and I thought I was dodging all this stuff like Floyd. :rofl [ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8WGyRqSPC58[/ame]
God, I would love to spar the guy with the odd head movement, and crack him with an uppercut. It would be beautiful.
I did something I swore I would never do, I posted a comment below on his article. Personally after hearing you guys put him down, it's obvious he's right, you all feel threatened, as do I!:rofl:rofl:rofl
His article reminded me of the self-aggrandizement of a lot of karate for kids and taekwondo family centers. Its like when they give the 10 year old kid his black belt after two years of doing nothing but throwing a straight hip punch and a kick. There is not a man on earth he can defeat, but that black belt sure sounds cool. Except nobody gave this kid a belt.