What do you think any advice?
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finalny some1 up's a vid about this in this section!
good stuff bro.. i like your head movement... looks nice, that winning headgear looks sick lol...
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Thanks a lot man I really appreciate it. Ya i have 8 fights 4-4 3 kos and one was a DQ he was going to get finished off to but kept holding. For tournaments i fight at 132 the highest weight i fought at was 139. The headgear is the best i love it really comfortable.Originally posted by supRa View PostComment
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Good job! You look very confident and aware of what you need to do to land punches. You also adapted to your opponents well. The first guy you were moving forward and the second guy you were more careful with, as he was stronger. You look good though. You seem to be in good shape and are not afraid to exchange. That is a great natural instinct that sometime can not be taught. Good luck! Oh yeah...the winning headgear is serious. Looks awesome. What size gloves are you wearing? 16s?Comment
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Oh yeah...that is an amazing gym too! Looks like a great place to train.Comment
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You looked good against the first guy, the second guy was jabbin you alot. I noticed you kept circling counter clock wise against the second guy. My old coach used to tell me to circle to my left since I'm in the orthodox stance. Thanks for posting the vid, always like to watch sparring vids.Comment
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Thanks for the movement advice and ya the first guy is actually better then the seconed. when i sparred the second i was already 9 rounds in somewhat tired lolOriginally posted by frankdukes View PostComment
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Thank you great feedback. Yes i am confident lol a little ****y to much at times you might tell with all the gold haha. i actually used to be just a brawler i love slugging it out i would take a hundred punches to give one i know its bad but i have real determination and im never discouraged I love to fight and brawl just stand there and slug it out but a few headaches ago i decided to add some movement in there and its working great ive been boxing exactly a year now and as far as shape i love to work out i 4 hours a day 6 days a week i run six miles a day and they are 16s o and also the second guy was wearing bag gloves to Thanks for the replyOriginally posted by danny13 View PostComment
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Word, I kinda figured that. I have to say you have good stamina. Keep it up, you have lots of potential.Originally posted by jjones10591 View PostComment
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You did a good job in the video; here are a few of the glitches that caught my eye.
- Try using some more feints to vary your attack plan. In the first fight you were doing a good job throwing straight punches and initiating contact but you got a bit repetitive. Near the end of the first fight he was anticipating the big right hand after the first few jabs. After you have him anticipating the right hand punish him for it by throwing the hook off the jab or simply throw a stiff jab after the first few range-finder's.
- Try approaching him from some different angles. You could have also given him some new looks by varying your attack angle, most times you came straight at him and it helped him adjust to your attack plan. Try mixing in some more lateral movement and making him defend your 1-2 on an angle and see how he responds.
- In the second fight you looked a bit fatigued (If you went 9 rounds before hand that might have done it), occasionally you moved straight back after blocking his jab or you didn't move at all. Try to remember that if your going to block his jab make sure you move back at an angle to limit the risk you put yourself in. If he doesn't throw the right hand after the jab then you can catch it and fire your jab after like you did near the end of the video nicely. I think a lot of what I'm commenting on here was more a function of you being tired than glitches to be honest.
Keep up the hard work.
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