Boxing training routine

[ichigoulis]

Hello i am very exited to be a new member to the forum and i look forward to hear what you going to say.
I want to start boxing but i do not have a boxing gym where i currently live. What i can do in a regular gym so by the time i move back to my home and go to a boxing gym i will be ready to start learning box?
p.s.
1.The time i will move back home is a year.
2. I am 1.73 cm height and weight about 65 kg.
3. I like spending time at the gym or outside doing activities like running.In a week i can go to the gym 5-6 days depending how much i have to work.

[Xwetie]

hit the ropes, practice stance/footworks, shadowboxing. running. thats the basic everyday stuff.

Welcome by the way! It's a lovely place here!

[ichigoulis]

hit the ropes, practice stance/footworks, shadowboxing. running. thats the basic everyday stuff.

Welcome by the way! It's a lovely place here!

Thank you for your quick reply.
I was thinking of training the upper body and the core-legs one each day every 5-6 times a week so can develop my strength,and do some running to improve my cardio capacity.
As to practice stance/footworks, shadowboxing i could start by my own but shouldn't i wait for a trainer to show me those stuff?
Also by hit the ropes do you mean i should do jumping rope?

[Xwetie]

Checkout some youtube videos, there's heaps of boxing lessons, about stances punches, just watch out for eric kelly

[ichigoulis]

Ok i will checkout those youtube videos.Also is hit training fit for boxing?

[Andre]

Hi ,good luck with it all. Which area are you?