…how your body is different and can make up new workouts that fit your fighting style and physical ability. He doesn’t criticize you for not being like the others, he understands how you’re different from the others. Most importantly, he understands even when you don’t say a thing. Creative Great trainers are incredibly creative. They know how to come up with new training routines and new techniques all the time. Time-tested routines and common logic will always apply but anytime you hit an obstacle, they always a find a way to win. It is not…
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What Boxing Gloves To Use
…Gloves Just about every boxer has a pair of gloves that they use for all training purposes. When you go buy boxing gloves, you will see many different kinds advertised. The only ones you really need are TRAINING GLOVES or SPARRING GLOVES. Basically, training gloves are can be used for all types of boxing training like hitting the bags and sparring. Below are general guidelines for body-weight and size of boxing training gloves recommended. 120lbs & down (12oz or 14oz) 120lbs – 150lbs (14oz – 16oz) 150lbs – 180lbs (16oz – 20oz) 180lbs & up…
Boxing Mailbag 3-7-11
…elbow is already in the air and kind of pointing sideways. Don’t think of your jabs as punches that come straight into the opponent. Imagine them more as quick a little back-hand slap that becomes a fist right before you hit. Watch videos of Thomas Hearns and Paul Williams and see how they jab. 4. Other boxing websites say that on the 1-2-3 combination (jab, cross, hook) you shouldn’t throw the cross with maximum power since it is only a set-up punch. The real power shot is the hook. Do you agree with this…
Jab Without Getting Countered
…power (just a little), something to make your opponent think about your jab instead of thinking about his counter. Your jab needs to get his attention. If all you’re doing is throwing one jab at a time or always running right after you throw a jab, you’re basically communicating to him, “I don’t really want to fight; you are free to take my ground and attack me all you want because I’m too scared to throw any real punches at you.” Now committing can be the most confusing thing. Because here I am telling you…
10 Pro Boxing Techniques
…move to more angles. Last but not least their superior balance allows them to throw punches with so much more power. 2. Endless ANGLES Just like I said, the pros have endless angles. When they’re punching you, you feel like the punches can come from all over. A jab can slice up the middle (passing the inside of your forearm) or around the side (passing the outside of your forearm). A right hand can come high, low, around, under, or straight through. It can come twice. The left hook can come high, low, at…
Intermediate Boxing Skills
…You’re either directing the energy elsewhere, or sending it back into your opponent. Slip 3 Punches Comfortably You can slip any punch simply by jerking your head in almost any random direction; you can even slip 2 punches simply by jerking it twice. You know an experienced fighter when he slips a 3-punch combination without blinking. Or one that rolls easily under a combo. I’m not talking about a guy jerking his head around. I mean one that doesn’t even look like he’s trying. It’s looks like he’s doing it in slow motion. It…
Heavy Bag Drills
…same series of power combinations. In a busy gym, this drill can be run with multiple fighters taking turns hitting and holding the bags for each other while the trainer yells out combinations. For example, the trainer might yell out 1-2-3, in which punchers throw jab-right-hook continuously until he gives the next combination. If the “switch” command is given, then the puncher and holder switch places. 2. Endurance Drills Small Punches Drill Hit the bag non-stop with small repetitive punches as fast as you can for an entire round. The focus here is on…
Nerds vs Brawlers
…brawler. Combat athletes routinely step into the ring, but also train regularly to hone their skills. Without a doubt, these guys take fighting seriously. They train hard but understand the point of training is to fight. They’re almost always competing athletes. When you have great skills and love to fight, competing seems like the most logical option. Technique is important, but so is using it. “Without application, knowledge is useless.” Technique & Fighting Ultimately, technique and fighting are 2 continuous parts of the boxing cycle. To fight better you need technique; to have better technique…
Tips for Your First Fight
…coming forward. Don’t wait, let your hands go! More punches, more pressure, more aggression! You want to remind the judges who worked harder. You want to look like the more aggressive fighter. (Running in the last round is a common way to lose decisions! So make sure you have energy to fight at the end and finish strong.) Automatic Combinations Now is NOT the time to be thinking. You should have 2 sets of automatic combinations at hand: the ones you practiced in the gym, and the ones you figured out from the first…
How Much Do Professional Boxers Get Paid?
How much do professional boxers get paid for their fights? Very little. Only a lucky few of them will ever get into the 7 figures range. I’ve seen many undefeated fighters who barely got into the 6-figure range as well. Read on for the exact breakdowns depending on level. Challenge for a world title… $150k. Everybody else? $10-50k for regional/national titles, and probably $500-2000 (each) for your first 10 fights. If you’re a big name coming out of the Olympics, you get more. If you’re a nobody with tons of losses, you get just…