I am aware of the difference between competing and winning,and using your whole body behind a punch.Takes years to develop...You can't expect me to learn in barely three months. Another fact is,that you can never have perfect form.When you punch,jab,try to counter,straight,hook,cross you will have a small detail which will be a mistake-a habbit as you people say it. I never claimed that i'm talented,but i know for a fact that i hit hard. Also thank you for the serious response,maybe i was way too naive to become agressive with you.My honest apologize.
The feeling is mutual,i know exactly what your type is.And is the type that keeps talking talking talking ****,about technique footwork,reflexes,leverage.And then he sh,its his pants with a liver blow. Too bad we can't spar,also yes i wil post a video with me hitting the heavy bag cause i want a honest opinion.For my technique. With 14oz gloves ofcourse,cause i'm not going to risk my knuckles so dumbfu,cks like you get satisfied. Also <<people>> like you,usually trash talk no matter what they see,if you don't like something you criticize it.Even if i was hitting the heavy bag with perfect form and the sound was awesome. You would say" "Hahahaha,you suck"Blah blah blah blah.You remind me of me when i first started"blah blah blah. Also,a hard puncher isn't tested in heavy bag or mitts but in sparring. The fact that you just asked me to post a video of me hitting the heavy bag to prove that i hit hard shows that you don't know a sh.it about what you're talking about.Any power can be useless in the ring,just by sensing=counting the distance incorrectly,or not snapping your hips+shoulder in the perfect timing. I can tell that in 3 months or so in boxing experience,not even 3 months. But,i'm sure that with your supreme skills my power will be deemed useless. The supreme skills in running that's.
1)It doesn't make difference at all indeed,but i still doubt that you can curl half your body weigh,ofcourse i can show you evidence that i can.I will simply ask a buddy to record me when i carl 60kgs.That's all there is to it. Till you're willing to do that,don't even bother claiming anything. 2)I didn't judged you because you were argumentative,i only said "Do it right"get your shi.t straight before you try to play the troll in a website. 3)I haven't *****,ed about anything when it comes to training.Never,i only *****,ing about attitudes like your's. Which is ironic since you seem to be a little bi,tch.
Thank you for the serious response,much appreciable. Yes his attitude is that of the old trainers,also his statements when he talks to me,contradict his statements when he talk to the other trainer the owner. To me he says"you can't do a **** in a championship" then the owner told me"he's planning to put you in it,3 months from now"that happened 3 days ago.Which makes me think that you're completely right,maybe he's trying to boost my ego to increase my perfomance.Or maybe he is just an *******.Despite that,i can't play the psychologist here people.
Again, it doesn't matter if you believe me or not. I'm not that insecure I have to prove something to some child on a boxing forum. What are you going on about here? What are you going on about here? Lol. Mate, you're attempting to prove you can curl a bit of weight on a boxing forum then acting all tough when people give you advice you don't like or understand. How about instead of acting like a ***** you sort your problems out.
I can't get along with him,today we had an argument.And his brother-the owner told him to start talking more respectively,and that he's overdoing it. I'm thinking about changing gym,now that i know the <<basics>>,but the owner wants me to reach the 81kgs so i can compete in a specific tournament.But this guy keep saying he's not ready you can't do a **** blah blah blah. Maybe he is right,expectations and reality some times are way too apart each other.But,so much negativity isn't exactly the best for the improvement i ask. Again,thank you for your concern.I can delete my previous agressive-disrespectful response if you want to.
Despite the fact that i really want to break your jaw right now. Your final advice is on point,you're right.Sorting my problems is something only i can do. I can't argue with you there.Thank you for the useful advice,(not ironic or sarcastic here)it is useful and accurate. Also,the only reason i mentioned my bicep curl,is because your friend from above called me a liar.That was the only reason,ofcourse it has nothing to do with boxing.
Why are you so angry? All I said before you got abusive was that if you don't get on with your coach then you should train elsewhere. I don't see why you've taken that as an insult. Pretty much. As I said it's irrelevant really. I just had a little joke about it and you went on the offensive.
Well it's logical that i went to offensive",i'm not a shaolin monk.I'm short tempered and immature,no doubt about it.Maybe that's why i enjoy the intensity of boxing,anyway.Sorry if i missunderstood yI still think that you talked **** though.
"The fact that you just asked me to post a video of me hitting the heavy bag to prove that i hit hard shows that you don't know a sh.it about what you're talking about" Eh? A video of you hitting a heavy bag won't prove that you can land a punch in sparring - but it will indeed prove you can hit hard. So, get your big gloves and let's see your video. What are you afraid of?
Ok, I will look forward to it. Let's see if you really can hit, or whether you're bluffing. My guess is you really can't hit at all. Prove me wrong and I'll even apologize
Lets do a deal then,if i upload a video with me hitting powerfully with decent form. You will tell me how to improve my footwork to make it like the feather weigh dancing guy naseem something. okay?
Don't delete anything, and there's no need to apologies for anything. If you feel that you are developing and that they believe in you (and that they are not just throwing you into a competition for be cannon fodder to humble you) I think you should stick around. If you want to become a good boxer that might be more important than your social situation. The kind of attention that you describe that you're getting from your coach is something many people in gyms would kill for. And a coach that says the things you want to hear is hardly ever good.
