Re: 14 n searchin for anybody who would wanna give advice
well not rele cus i dont rele look as if i weight tht much just what the scales say and i cnt do nethin bout it just my metabolism i think
plus doesnt it give me an advantage cus i got quite long arms so if i was in a lower weight division id be one of the tallest in tht division and have the best reach
Re: 14 n searchin for anybody who would wanna give advice
it can hardly hurt old chap.
you are the kind thats able to use a good jab, keep on the ouside of the opponent and use straight punches to win on points, and end the fight relatively unscathed.
being shorter i have to get inside and KO people or have my face abused for 5 rounds while some lanky bastard hurls his long arms at me
Re: 14 n searchin for anybody who would wanna give advice
oh and by the way im only 16 iv just realised tht my wiehgt would be bad if i was an adult its sumat i cnt stop thou cus my dad ye is 45 and weighs 11 and half and this is for sum 1 who drinks like a fish and does no exercise so i rekon its my genes or sumat
Re: 14 n searchin for anybody who would wanna give advice
Re: 14 n searchin for anybody who would wanna give advice
k fair enough but the wieght thing as well does it rele matter THT much ? cus rite alot of my mates at skool go boxing to the same gym as me and i cn hold my own against them in the ring even thou they mostly taller and loads heavier than me
Re: 14 n searchin for anybody who would wanna give advice
well then you got nothing to worry about.
your lucky cause your light, it means there isnt anyone faster than you, so all you have to do is work on people of your weight or heavier.
i have to spar against middleweights to build up my speed, and against superheavies to test my chin, and keep my cool under pressure.
very very painful stuff i assure you
Re: 14 n searchin for anybody who would wanna give advice
Good work, alex w. I'd rather fight 15 than type that much :)
Re: 14 n searchin for anybody who would wanna give advice
cheers man, i type pretty quick anywho