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Originally Posted by Boxerjl

Dude I Would Love To Be exausted After A Workout Maybe When I Get The Trainer He Will Make Me Work Harder

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Self motivation is the key my brother ! You got to want it bad ! ! When you feel fatigue , get pissed off about it and pick it up ! Fatigue just reminds you to get busier that all ! When I get tired my punch out put increases. I get mad , and it motivates me to push it, remember your not going to die, you just feel think your going too, ! Pick it up ! If Cold outside? Raining, run one an extra mile then you normally would on a sunny day . get pissed ! Its nice having a coach but you have got to be self motivated to be successful in the sport of boxing !

I quote James Toney “ Boxing is not a game you play . Football is game, Basketball is a game, Baseball is a game” if you play boxing your going to get knocked out ! “

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Originally Posted by Lords Gym

What you see a lot is fighters even some experienced ones , like Jeremy Williams for example . half assing it, by bending at the waist, in stead of bending at the knee , when you bend at the waist your taking your eyes off your opponent momentarily , remember it’s the punch you don’t see that canvases a fighter 9 time outta 10 , that why technique must be mastered , half a** boxing will get ya knockedout !

Notice in this example how Williams bends at the waist to avoid Peters right hook only to pop up and catch the left hook in full swing, he never saw the shot. Williams should have bent at the knee to avoid that right hook , so he could maintain eye contact, ! Jeremy was out for a good 5 min as result of this mistake, an amateur mistake made by a season pro. It just take one mistake guys ! so don't make too many ! ;)

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Hey wuts up dogg? I hope u get this message I aint to good on these message boards. Anyhow i like the clip, but i got one question on it, "what should he of done to avoid that punch?" I had a similar problem on tue. sparrin day at my gym. I bent at the wast and moved right into a left hook, freakin caught it in tha nose and thank god i never ended up like the man in the video clip....get at me dogg, I'd appreciate it.

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Originally Posted by yungsav151

Hey wuts up dogg? I hope u get this message I aint to good on these message boards. Anyhow i like the clip, but i got one question on it, "what should he of done to avoid that punch?" I had a similar problem on tue. sparrin day at my gym. I bent at the wast and moved right into a left hook, freakin caught it in tha nose and thank god i never ended up like the man in the video clip....get at me dogg, I'd appreciate it.

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maintain eye contact, see when Williams bent at the waist he was not able to maintain eye contact ,then when he came up he was lost, . he did not know that Peter's left was cocked and already in motion. BAMM ! never saw it.. a rule of thumb is never take your eyes of you opponent, so any move that would cause you to do that , don't ever do it. bending at the waist in a way that you can't clearly see your opponent is a no no . . Gamache got koed the same way when he made that mistake against Gatti . I would have bent at the knee and let the right hook shoot over maintaining eye contact and then shoot a visious left hook to the body , and pivot away while having up the proper defense . Peter over commits with that right hook, had Williams been in the proper position he would have several counters available to himthat would have worked brilliantly .

work on duck walks in the gym to train your legs learn to get low using your legs . never bend forward at the waist . And remember that the punches you don't see get you every time

LG YOU FREEKEN HELP EVERYONE CC FOR YOU

Yeah I Guess I Need A Little Bit More Motivation ;D