…take your first fight, you should be comfortable and know that they’re not using you as feeder fish. Your trainer should feel comfortable and trust the other trainers to match fairly. Not Maximizing the Talent in Your Gym Some of this is common sense but for many people it’s not. Your gym is full of talent. Even guys that you beat up everyday have a talent you don’t have. Ask everyone for advice. Let everybody know that you have your first fight coming up and that you’re nervous as shit. You might be shocked at…
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How to Avoid Getting Tired
The moment always comes at the worst time possible. You’re halfway through the 3rd round and next thing you know, you’re tired. It’s kinda like running out of bullets in Call-of-Duty. Entire championship fights were ultimately decided by endurance because fatigue cripples even the greatest athletes. Sometimes it’s physical, sometimes it’s mental. It doesn’t matter what level fighter you are: beginner,amateur, or pro—fatigue will hurt your performance! How much difference would it make if you NEVER got tired in the ring again? The Importance of Endurance in Boxing Endurance is critical in any sport….
How to Increase Your Fighting Endurance
…a coach, get a trainer. Someone more experienced, more wise and seasoned than you are. Learn from others. Don’t rely on your own “intelligence”. It’s true what they say, “Experience is the best teacher.” And it’s best to learn from someone with far more experience than yourself. Ask intelligent questions and then listen to the answer. Open your mind, try it, try to understand it. If it doesn’t work, put it away and try something else. BUT ALWAYS TRY SOMETHING NEW. Your fighting technique won’t improve if you don’t try anything new. The…
Canelo Boxing Tricks
…punches and likes to box from the outside despite his shorter arms. Although he’s got all the physical attributes, he’s very much a thinking fighter and prefers to take his time. On to the breakdowns, shall we? Canelo’s favorite boxing tricks https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l-RudybYqpU 1. Head Movement Baits The first thing that comes to mind is Canelo’s impeccable head movement. For a stocky aggressive Mexican fighter, he’s actually a very slick guy. Well-schooled and very fast. It’s part of what makes him so fun to watch. He’s not only aggressive but can also set…
Controlling Range and Rhythm
…punches great for pressuring or wearing down opponents From close range (inside fighting): great for controlling/wrestling an opponent great for tiring out opponents with weaker muscles, less endurance, nervousness landing flashy shoeshine combinations great for stalling a fight, getting a rest Training Your Range & Rhythm It’s funny to see fighters that haven’t yet found their ideal range and rhythm. My guess is it happens because they’re busy trying to copy combinations and styles that they saw on TV rather than take the time to develop their own pace. *Remember how you developed…
How to Be Great, Part 3: Change Your Life
…a business suit and I want to go running, I will have to change my outfit entirely if I want to be a successful runner. I can’t just ADD running shoes, I actually have to change COMPLETELY into a running outfit. Maybe my analogy sucks but my point is: you only have some much time and energy in your life. If you try to divide it, neither area will be AS successful. I’ve heard fantastic excuses and reasons for not changing 100%. If this is you, then you can stop reading because you obviously don’t…
Double End Bag Review
…accuracy with faster combinations. Not good for working your defense since the elastic will be tight. Set to: MEDIUM/HEAVY CORD with HIGH TENSION *Can also use it upside-down as shown above. Head & Body (combinations) A good all-around bag for you to work on combinations, accuracy, speed, timing on head shots as well as body shots. Typically though, I just go for the single ball double-end bags and I’ll hit the rope to simulate a body shot. Still…for those who want an actual “body”, can use this with good results. It’s still…
10 Boxing Footwork Tips
… 1. Wear Boxing Shoes C’mon now, guys. This is boxing! You shouldn’t be complaining about having bad footwork in the ring if you’re wearing tennis shoes in there. It’s like wearing a sweater into the swimming pool and complaining that you can’t move your arms. Really…it’s the same thing. Boxing shoes are thinner allowing for more power transfer. If you’ve ever put on a pair of boxing shoes, you’ll be amazed at how they feel more like a sock than a shoe. (A very durable sock, if you will.) Assuming you got…
How to Set Up Hooks to the Body
…my tactics. I was making the bigger guys swing harder and more off-balance with every slip! Their long arms missed wider tiring them out more and giving me more time to counter. My last piece of advice… don’t wait for it, bait it. Any time that you throw combinations, try to watch for his counter. Cut around his counter and come back with some body shots. Eventually, he’ll drop his elbows which means his head is wide open. Come back and comment! Let me know how many more body shots you’re landed since reading this!…
How to Defend Against the Uppercut
…making yourself completely defensive is only going to invite more attacks, not prevent them. While I think it’s important for you to become more defensive if you feel yourself being extremely vulnerable, it’s better that you don’t close up completely. Try to be defensive in other ways. Perhaps be more cautious of his right arm or his left arm…or be more cautious of punches coming from the bottom rather than the top. But try not to close up completely. OR…you could also try to exchange with him. If you know you’re going to be hit…