Try to stay relaxed best you can. Whenever I am extremely nervous I don't seem to do so well. My first few fights I was shaking uncontrollably. I...
I don't want to have really big muscles or anything like that because I am worried it would make me slow and awkward as a fighter. But I was...
lol. I liked "windmill haymaker" just watching him move he has no form what so ever lol.
I meant I was the 150lber lol. Sorry if I didn't make it clear.
Yea, I know a gym kinda close by that is free to go to, its all volunteer but it is actually pretty nice. I went there to spar a few weeks ago,...
Relentless those punches hurt alot that you said, I got hit in the left hook to the body. I fell to knee holding side and I coughed once and I...
Yea you learn more induvidually. At the gym I'm at now they focus on induviduals more, its ussually in small training sessions. But theres another...
I don't know either... But onetime on espn I saw this one fight and the one guy broke something in his hand and he said he has never hit as hard...
Well the doctor said it will heal without a cast the joint hurts kidna bad too. But yea maybe ill just give it a rest. Will all my speed and...
I got a crack in my thumb and it doesnt really hurt that bad and the doctor says just not to punch anyhting hard. So I am going to do the double...
My reasons from most important to least: 1. Just like it. 2. Learning to fight. 3. Being someone, building character. 4. Having $uccess(not...
Yah this is a good post. My coach said the reason I wasn't going to my potential was because he said I had no confidence in myself. People told me...
Well on tuesday last week I went and sparred 5 rounds and halfway through my thumb really started to hurt. I took off my gloves and it looked...
Whenever I stay relaxed it seems like I last much longer in the ring stamina wise and that my speed in my hands and reactions is much faster. Has...
our Am's in the US use these ringside competition gloves and they weigh 10 oz's for those under 156 lbs and 12 oz's for any1 heavier.
