The best boxing guide/dvd/manual out there?

Theres some decent stuff here:
http://www.rivalboxing.com/e/trainingtips-e.html

Title also has a series out that I got and was pretty happy with... you have to pay for that one though... technically you do anyway (I would have if I had any money... which is a pretty lame excuse... but anyway i digress).

The title videos have a few by russ anber from the first link and also jeff fenech does a few with hussein hussein assisting which I thought was kind of cool.

 

mark hatmaker has a book on boxing look it up i forgot the name.

 

I've got volumes 1 - 16 of these if you are wanting a copy. Couldn't tell you if they are good because I'm a lazy ******* and haven't watched them yet.

http://store.titleboxing.com/title-boxing-instructional-dvd-set.html

 

That's alright. Blank discs are **** all. PM us where to send it to and I'll post it in the next couple days.

 

I wouldn't follow any instructional DVDs and especially not books. I'd watch the great fighters of the past - roughly, what is your style? Aggressive, defensive, short, tall, strong, weak... Fast? Etc.

 

*cough* title dvds are on torrents *cough*

Dempseys book is ace.

 

cough .. throat clear

http://www.demonoid.com/files/?cate...external=2&query=title+boxing+DvD&uid=0&sort=

 

he's talking about boxing mastery by mark hatmaker, and yes, it's a VERY good book. i've seen a copy of it in just about every major bookstore i've been too, as well as public libraries.

 

^^^^i havent but it is good.

 

Freddie Roach dvds are better than title, title are crap

Don Familton are good