two on one sparring

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My name is Tao tech, How are you today i want to add you as new friend i'm a boxer too i just join east side boxing i hope i will hear from soon bye for now.

 

Hi Dear Friend,


My name is Tao tech, How are you today i want to add you as new friend i'm a boxer too i just join east side boxing i hope i will hear from soon bye for now.

 

Hi Dear Friend,


My name is Tao tech, How are you today i want to add you as new friend i'm a boxer too i just join east side boxing i hope i will hear from soon bye for now.

 

Hello Dear Friend,

How are you today I want to add you as new friend i am a Boxer too hope i will hear from you soon bye.

 

Hello Dear Friend,

I hope i will hear from you soon

 

I've read somewhere that Ann Wolfe uses this technique, as well as other unorthodox methods, training James Kirkland and her other fighters.

"Ann Wolfe does not train like any other trainer. She has them- all of them- from young to old, fight two people at the same time on a regular basis. Her fighters spar every day, not the usual three times a week of most gyms. They run 14 miles a day in the Texas heat, chasing or running from a truck with heavy bags on both sides that they punch at the same time. They carry boulders and get gang-tackled. As far as this writer can tell, Ann Wolfe’s gym is the closest you’re going to get to Sparta, short of re-watching 300. Wolfe’s training methods have been called crazy or over-the-top. For her, it’s just life. It’s preparing for the coming chaos by learning how to become chaos and be able to react in that space. "

You can read the entire article here: http://www.maxboxing.com/news/main-...and-and-her-growing-army-of-fighters-part-one