Your learning curve in boxing...

[KiengKoopa]

I know it is limitless to how much you can learn in boxing as there are always ways to improve. Like a bike, or driving a car...there is a learning curve and once you reach that point, riding a bike or driving seems so easy you can almost do it without thinking. Put this into relation with boxing, i just want to know how long it took most of you to get the hang of boxing or for it to click in. Some people say its a gradual build, others say they corrected a specific thing and its worked ever since. Combinations come in without thought, openings are seen much more, reaction time is increased...etc.

[Marvin6591]

I know it is limitless to how much you can learn in boxing as there are always ways to improve. Like a bike, or driving a car...there is a learning curve and once you reach that point, riding a bike or driving seems so easy you can almost do it without thinking. Put this into relation with boxing, i just want to know how long it took most of you to get the hang of boxing or for it to click in. Some people say its a gradual build, others say they corrected a specific thing and its worked ever since. Combinations come in without thought, openings are seen much more, reaction time is increased...etc.

do you mean how long did it take before i stopped getting my a** kicked?

[Leakbeak]

I think you should look up a Japanese business philosophy called Kaizen. It means continuous improvement and this is the philosophy I apply to my boxing training! Do not worry about when and how you can do whatever you want to do, just focus on improving your game all the time.

[tomhead69]

i feel i get better when i start doing new things in sparring and not having as many bad habits then i no im improving but i think its better to get fit first then learn cause u will have the fitness to apply the new things in sparring

[Richie-G]

it will take years........................ but as long as you stick with it you will get there.