I am going to start boxing in August, but my step dad is starting to have second thoughts about it. What can I use to convince him to let me box?
I am going to start boxing in August, but my step dad is starting to have second thoughts about it. What can I use to convince him to let me box?
With the social climate being what it is, Its the safest place to be, learning discipline, manners and respect for your self and others.
Pain lasts a only a minute, but the memory will last forever....
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He thinks I will get my nose broken.
If your gonna fight then he's right, but theres more to it than that, i.e what scrap said.Originally Posted by Badbub45
Originally Posted by Scrap
Remember the good old days, we miss you Marco!
Thanks guys, I think he is going to let me.![]()
thats good man enjoy.![]()
It's your nose, it's not the end of the world if you get it broken. Boxing is going to teach you discipline, give your life structure, teach you to not only defend yourself but only fight when you need too and keep you fit and healthy aswell as being something you enjoy, when you could be doing 'somethings you enjoy' like sitting on your arse all day watching TV...Originally Posted by Badbub45
Sort of out weights getting your noise a bit crooked in my book, if the gym is good you won't be in a situation where your nose can be broken for a long time. Once your good its less likely to happen and by that point you'd be thinking about doing it seriously and I'm sure your step dad would have seen the benefits of the sport by then.
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