Actually LOL'ed. SOmeone aware me on Ylem.
Dude, that has nothing to do with boxing experience, it has to do with weightlifting and strength training, in which I have a lot of experience.
I know, I just want to be prepared.
Because that's the weight I'm comfortable at. I used to be in very good shape, very fast, and very strong for my size, but injuries had their toll...
Why? I'm sure NO coach wants someone who will contemplate quitting. It's really a waste of the trainer's time, and it's not fair to him/her.
And? At least I'm trying to go out there and get better. Plus, in that video, I made it pretty well-known I was ****ing around. You guys are...
Dude, he's contemplating quitting because he got hurt in boxing...the entire premise of boxing is basically to hurt your opponent...it goes both...
Well, I'll most likely start off in heavyweight as I'm losing weight, but I'll most likely stop cutting at 175, light heavy.
Take my opinion with a grain of salt, but I'm guessing resistance bands might help more.
As most of you here already know, I'll be starting boxing soon with a very well-known trainer, and one thing I was wondering is what a good reach...
Because he's a quitter. It's boxing, you get hit...deal with it.
boxing isn't for you
Little calories and lots of cardio will make you lose muscle. You need a good balance.
But that's the thing, I've gotten WORSE with practice!
Oh, and I am making contact with the ground, so it's not like my rope isn't hitting.
