I want to start to learn boxing. What should i do to become better? I%26#039;m not really a big guy. I am only 5%26#039;3 107 pounds. What would be good strategies for me?|||Join a boxing gym and start training. Discipline yourself to do whatever it takes to be a good or maybe even GREAT fighter. Learn everything you can about the sport. Do what your trainer tells you to do. Watch your diet. Your trainer/coach may help you with diet, if not, learn about diet as it pertains to boxing. Learn, learn, learn. A good boxer is not dumb like Rocky Balboa. Remember, boxing is a science. Scientist are not dumb.|||When you get a trainer, he could help you with that!!!!!|||come out swinging when the bell rings.
well you would only be fighting someone your weight,the better info would be what reach you have and height according to weight and your oppositions too.
Friday, November 18, 2011
What is a good website for learning tips for boxing?
It would be nice to find a site that teaches good legwork and combinations. I am training at a boxing gym twice a week now (just started boxing sporadically a couple of months ago), but it seems to be hard to find much guidance.|||www.expertboxing.com|||www.expertboxing.com|||http://ie.youtube.com/watch?v=hKFEyj4tyQ...
What are your favorite online boxing news sites?
I write for East Side Boxing so I%26#039;m biased, but there are alot of good ones out there.|||East Side and Boxrec.com are the ones that I visit. Between the two, I get all the boxing news/info I need.|||Im British so BritishBoxing.net is one of my favourites but i also look at Boxinginsider.com, sweetscience.com, and Eastside, but i also check out the promoters sites for some of my favourite boxers so Maloneys, Hennesseys, Warrens (sports network), Purchases (ringside promotions) and Hobsons sites get looked at regularly in Britain and also Top Rank and Golden Boy in America.|||secondsout.com
How do I get a job in the Boxing industry?
Ive networked my *** off in this industry and still cant seem to find a job. Anyone know anyone and how they got a job in this industry? I would like some in the marketing and advertising department. I box myself and am a huge boxing fan and would really like to work in the industry. But as many of you know, this industry runs like no other. I wouldnt care who I worked for, HBO, Showtime, a Promoter, whatever.|||You could start by writing for a boxing website. . . . traveling to various boxing events, covering them for the sites. . . it%26#039;s a great way to see lots of fights, meet lots of those %26quot;in the know%26quot;, and learn a lot about the sport. I%26#039;ve done this since 2002, and I love it. I was just at Lamon Brewster%26#039;s fight in Cincinatti two weekends ago, and I%26#039;ll be at the upcoming UFC event in Chicago in a few weeks.
It might not be HBO, but it%26#039;s a start. Good luck to you.
|||i have no idea, and im sure it wouldnt be easy to get into because you might need to go to university or some **** like that, maybe you could look on the job centre direct website, see what they have to offer (i mean what harm can it do?) or i suppose you could fight at the local boxing clubs, and impress the instructors see if the will get you on the right path, maybe you should have a chat with a boxing instructor, you never know (i might even be of use to you lol)
either way i wish you good luck|||You%26#039;re talking about making cardboard boxes, right? You want to be the guy who stamps %26quot;Made by Todd and Crew%26quot; in red on the bottom panel, right? I hope you%26#039;re not prone to paper cuts. I%26#039;m sure those guys get some nasty ones.|||how about you go a professional boxing event and ask the promoters and people who work there.
It might not be HBO, but it%26#039;s a start. Good luck to you.
|||i have no idea, and im sure it wouldnt be easy to get into because you might need to go to university or some **** like that, maybe you could look on the job centre direct website, see what they have to offer (i mean what harm can it do?) or i suppose you could fight at the local boxing clubs, and impress the instructors see if the will get you on the right path, maybe you should have a chat with a boxing instructor, you never know (i might even be of use to you lol)
either way i wish you good luck|||You%26#039;re talking about making cardboard boxes, right? You want to be the guy who stamps %26quot;Made by Todd and Crew%26quot; in red on the bottom panel, right? I hope you%26#039;re not prone to paper cuts. I%26#039;m sure those guys get some nasty ones.|||how about you go a professional boxing event and ask the promoters and people who work there.
What is the american professional boxing association?
I%26#039;m new to boxing so I would like to learn about it, and if it%26#039;s possible what is the web site?|||there is no such thing, although before the WBA was created, they were gonna be known as the American Boxing Association.|||Another of the many alphabet soup cons trying to get something for nothing.
How to be able to watch on internet a replay of a boxing bout?
I watch on TV some people talking about %26quot;they have watched a particular boxing bout many times%26quot;.|||go to youtube.|||If you want to download a permanant copy, Download shareaza at www.shareaza.com
Then just search the fight you wan to see.
They have everything. Videos, movies, music..... yada yada.|||youtube.com|||Maybe you can try this:
I found a website, http://satellite-tv-on-computer.info
they say:
You Can Get over 3000 STATIONS on your PC. You don鈥檛 need a satellite dish, receiver, or any cable or satellite service! All you need is an internet connection and a computer. Watch all these channels anywhere in the world. More than 1 million users are already enjoying the incredible variety.
Then just search the fight you wan to see.
They have everything. Videos, movies, music..... yada yada.|||youtube.com|||Maybe you can try this:
I found a website, http://satellite-tv-on-computer.info
they say:
You Can Get over 3000 STATIONS on your PC. You don鈥檛 need a satellite dish, receiver, or any cable or satellite service! All you need is an internet connection and a computer. Watch all these channels anywhere in the world. More than 1 million users are already enjoying the incredible variety.
What country has a rich boxing history that is often overlooked?
What countries have produced a line of great boxers but still do not get much credit for their contribution to boxing history.|||ARMENIA
Vic Darchinyan: is a professional boxer who is the current WBA, WBC and IBF Undisputed Super Flyweight World Champion. Darchinyan was formerly the IBF and IBO champion of the flyweight division and briefly reigned as the IBO%26#039;s super flyweight champion also.
Arthur Abraham: is a Armenian professional boxer residing in Berlin, Germany. He is the current IBF Middleweight World champion.
Vanes Martirosyan: a great boxer in L.A born in Armenia
and there is much more like
* William Abelyan
* Alexander Awdijan
* Roman Aramian
* Artak Malumyan
* David Ayrapetyan
* Hovhannes Danielyan
* Khoren Gevor
* Artur Gevorgyan
* Mekhak Ghazaryan
* Andranik Hakobyan
* Eduard Hambardzumyan
* Artyom Hovanessyan
* Hrachik Javakhyan
* Susianna Kentikian
* Leva Kirakosyan
* Arsen Martirosian
* Nshan Munchyan
* Victor Oganov
* Bagrat Oghanian
* Lernik Papyan
* Aram Ramazyan
* Vazgen Safaryants
* David Torosyan
* Varazdat
*Vladimir Yengibaryan
all of them Armenian|||George is right. ARMENIA is the winner hands down, especially of your talking about current fighters. If you havent seen Darchinyan yet, do yourself a favor and watch some of his fights. AMAZING.
Abraham is great as well, although I think he%26#039;ll get beat by Pavlik once that fight happens, probably within the next year.|||Australia and New Zealand|||England|||Cuba !|||panama
http://www.panama-sport.com/en/boxeo.asp...|||england
Vic Darchinyan: is a professional boxer who is the current WBA, WBC and IBF Undisputed Super Flyweight World Champion. Darchinyan was formerly the IBF and IBO champion of the flyweight division and briefly reigned as the IBO%26#039;s super flyweight champion also.
Arthur Abraham: is a Armenian professional boxer residing in Berlin, Germany. He is the current IBF Middleweight World champion.
Vanes Martirosyan: a great boxer in L.A born in Armenia
and there is much more like
* William Abelyan
* Alexander Awdijan
* Roman Aramian
* Artak Malumyan
* David Ayrapetyan
* Hovhannes Danielyan
* Khoren Gevor
* Artur Gevorgyan
* Mekhak Ghazaryan
* Andranik Hakobyan
* Eduard Hambardzumyan
* Artyom Hovanessyan
* Hrachik Javakhyan
* Susianna Kentikian
* Leva Kirakosyan
* Arsen Martirosian
* Nshan Munchyan
* Victor Oganov
* Bagrat Oghanian
* Lernik Papyan
* Aram Ramazyan
* Vazgen Safaryants
* David Torosyan
* Varazdat
*Vladimir Yengibaryan
all of them Armenian|||George is right. ARMENIA is the winner hands down, especially of your talking about current fighters. If you havent seen Darchinyan yet, do yourself a favor and watch some of his fights. AMAZING.
Abraham is great as well, although I think he%26#039;ll get beat by Pavlik once that fight happens, probably within the next year.|||Australia and New Zealand|||England|||Cuba !|||panama
http://www.panama-sport.com/en/boxeo.asp...|||england
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