Sparring Sessions Analyses

Don't spar in that room. You're gonna get your head banged off that wall and it will not be a good thing.

Work on one stance until you get real comfortable with it (like, more than a few fights at least).

Keep that chin tucked down.

 

I don't understand the word analogy in the title. Maybe you're looking for the word analysis? As for the video... you don't have the footwork, balance or speed at this stage. You should be focusing on the basics and learning some technique. Hands up to start and if you get good enough you can drop your hands abit and try some shoulder rolls. Honestly dude you'd get your head knocked off against someone decent, forget all that switch-hitting unitl you've mastered a stance otherwise you're just making it harder for yourself.

 

Just gonna throw this out there because I watched the other vids on your youtube page and saw some indications of a certain mindset pattern:

You are not special.



At least you can't let yourself think that you are. You'll only hurt your progress by thinking, even subconsciously, that you're special. Believe it or not, that's why almost every beginner posts these threads. You know you have work to do, but you think there's also signs of potential. There might be. But everybody thinks they're special when they start out. The sooner you convince yourself that you're WORSE than average for beginners, the sooner you'll begin to make real progress. It's called lying to yourself, and it'll make you a better boxer if you get good at it :thumbsup

 

why doesnt your gym have a boxing ring

and watch that brick wall behind you, not a good idea to spar there

 

How can a boxing coach not have a boxing ring in his gym? go to a different amatuer affiliated gym.

And no weights ?? Most top boxers at the moment do some kind of weight training limiting yourself is stupid at this stage.

 

i remember you OP we made you cry the last time you were here because you couldn't take constructive criticism.

 

well, i only watched the first video, but you did seem to drop your hands a lot. Especially the lead hand when countering with a right ... watch at 23 secs, and 27, and 41, and 45, and 50, and 56 secs, and so on....

I'm by no means an expert, but keep that lead hand up and also keep your chin down.

 

actually i think i have, sorry

there was another guy here who used to try shoulder roll but did it wrong and wouldn't take criticism well.