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    POST YOUR THEORYS OR EXPERIMENTAL TRAINING AND TRADE IDEAS OR SEE IF OTHERS USE THEM AND HOW WELL THEY WORK..


    so im new to the whole boxing thing but iv been brainstorming some ideas and i came up with this.....

    i recorded a MP3 to put on my ipod a 3 minute track that will loop and it goes as follows....

    i set up a bell sound to ring right away.... and i set up a guitar metronom(if you dont know what it does, it clicks at a set beats per minutes)
    the metronom clicks untell 2 minutes is up, then for 1 min there is nothing and i rest, then it loops......

    every time it clicks i throw a punch.... what im hoping this will do is help me consistently incress the intensity of my rounds by recording with a faster BPM every week.. what do you all think?

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    Default Re: Boxing training theorys

    Nice Idea very inventive.

    For me, I have sparred on a raised platform, with no ropes. That way you won't get caught in corners or stuck on the ropes as you will be forced of the platform. Develops good movement.
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    interesting to say the least. update us with your progree with it.

    I actually used a metronome for spinning....set the bpm and stay with it. It kep me far omre honest that I was without it.

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    Man great idea! I've always had trouble stopping to look at watches this is perfect! Rep coming your way brother.

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    well i tried my idea the day i posted it. it didnt work as well as i thought cuz the bag moves and as you more around the bag you lose the beat somewhat... but im still using it as a timer and i try to only miss 1 -3 beats when moving around the bag..

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    Default Re: Boxing training theorys

    Quote Originally Posted by hitmandonny View Post
    Nice Idea very inventive.

    For me, I have sparred on a raised platform, with no ropes. That way you won't get caught in corners or stuck on the ropes as you will be forced of the platform. Develops good movement.
    i like the no ropes idea...


    ANY MORE IDEAS FROM ANYONE?

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    Default Re: Boxing training theorys

    Something I tried was whenever walking, I'll throw a punch when I put one foot down, and then throw a punch with the other hand when I put the other foot down. Sometimes I'll throw a right punch when my right foot lands (or left punch when left foot lands). Then I'll switch to throwing a left punch when right foot lands and left punch when right foot lands.

    While this probably won't help technique or anything like that, it'll probably boost speed and endurance and help develop the muscles. (It also makes a great warmup).

    What do the rest of you on this site think?

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    Here is one i like....

    So i have my IPOD with the track of the bell ringing 2 mins go buy then it rings again then i rest then one minute then agains.. so on and so on.... well i have a buz that goes at the 30 second warning. and at that point i throw al out as fast as i can non stop punches up and down the bag.

    i realy like doing this cuz you cant realy cheat yourself. if you do stuff like that in the middle or start, then you tend to coast at the end.

    anyone else do this?

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    Default Re: Boxing training theorys

    Can you put that mp3 online please? would really help out.

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