Sparring vid. Tips?

Oh, come on, man. You know damn well you were being funny. The kids were obviously advanced, but you chose them in particular to drive your point home that the video I posted was weak, i.e., this is what kids can do, and you can't...

I am welcoming of criticism, that why I initially asked for your opinion before making a thread. You and I have been going at it for years now. If I was so against harsh criticism, I definitely wouldn't have asked YOUR opinion.

 

Wow, it's been awhile. Almost forgot about you, but this is still all I see...

This message is hidden because El Puma is on your ignore list.

So, what are we doing? Are we squashing this bull**** now? Letting bygones be bygones? Of course, I still won't know what you said unless someone quotes it...:conf I having a burning feeling that whatever you just wrote above wasn't positive.

 

Fair enough, RDJ. Here's another sparring session, although it is still a poor example, considering it was 6th round, 6th sparring partner... and exercise my trainer calls suicide. 3 minute rounds with 1 minute rest in between, a fresh partner coming in there with you after everyone around. Suicide indeed.

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He says it's all about having to deal with two things - stamina, and dealing with different styles. Makes a lot of sense, imo, although it is some hard work. That video was the last round, and the five previous all had differences I had to deal with, e.g., one guy was 6'3, so I had to work on fighting a much taller opponent, which if I ever decide to compete, I'm going to have to do, because I refuse to drop any weight off my 5'6, 147 frame. Another guy was short, but good at inside fighting, so I had to deal with that. By the time it got to the chick in the video, there wasn't much benefit to that style-wise, but regarding stamina, yeah. I was ****ing exhausted, though.

I've been to a lot of boxing gyms, and heard a lot of training techniques, but this thing with fighting opponents with different styles ever round is genius to me, something all boxing gyms should do. Done correctly, and with commitment, it could build a fighter with FMJ type ability to adjust to his opponent.

 

I was dead tired, but also ****ing with her because she can't hurt me at all. I gave the vid that title to get views, tbh. She is good, though. When it comes to her, for me, it's about stamina, not honing skills. At the same time, she get some experience as a young female again a larger, stronger opponent. I think it's good training.

 

I don't take it as you being a *****. She wasn't bullying me, though. You can hear me teasing her in there. I was just tired as ****. No way in hell I would have let a experienced guy wail on me like that, no matter how tired I was.