No follow through......

Discussion in 'Boxing Training' started by punji_boxing, Sep 1, 2014.


  1. Gnarly

    Gnarly New Member Full Member

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    So do u reckon u can be friends with the person outside the ring and for sparring how do u balance this no friends approach with that its supposed to be about learning / improving vs getting beat up espc for newies, not being smart as a just after u r insights...
     
  2. Meazy-E

    Meazy-E Well-Known Member Full Member

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    when you spar, friends or not, let them know before if you plan on going hard, or if you plan on taking it a bit slow and working on technique.
     
  3. jasper2005

    jasper2005 Active Member Full Member

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    Im friends/acquaintances with all my regular sparring partners outside the ring. Inside the ring we arent friends... of course i wouldnt take cheap shots or the things you try and get away with in a real fight but both of us are trying to get better... there is no reason to take it easy on someone.


    *this is all considering equal boxing experience...
     
  4. punji_boxing

    punji_boxing Member Full Member

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    Hi guys thanks for all the awesome replies

    I think you guys nailed it when you mentioned conditioning,
    not being used to following up after connecting with a solid punch,
    and being fearful of being countered while going on the offensive.

    Cardio and conditioning I feel is a universal thing most people can achieve if they work hard and are persistant with it. Including myself too.

    However the psychology of not stopping or hesitating after landing a "wobbler"
    and dealing with the fear of getting countered I sense might take a bit more work..