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The
Most Important Things I Learned In Life, I Learned In The Boxing
Ring
It feels a little strange talking about my illustrious fighting
career, as I'm no longer fighting. I have retired. My excuse is
that I've turned 35, which is rather a good excuse, as you're not
legally allowed to fight in NSW once you turn 35. I could complain
about the 'ageism' involved in this, but to tell you the truth I'm
quite glad. It's not only escaping the trial of having to get up
at the crack of dawn every morning to go running...
Author: David B. Smith
Date Posted: September 14, 2007
Why
Do Core Boxing Exercises Never Change?
Have you ever wondered. . . Why boxers in training
do the same core exercises, or "drills" if you prefer, that have
been done for over a century?...
Author: Douglas La Londe
Date Posted: September 07, 2007
Want
To Be Fit And Strong? Boxing Training Can Help You
Boxing training is one of the best ways to have a healthy and a
strong body. Getting into the boxing training fitness programs can
help you a lot in improving your health and have a physically fit
body...
Author: Sumit Bhatnagar
Date Posted: May 26, 2007
Amateur
Boxing - The First Step To Become A Champ
A world champion boxer did not attain his title overnight. He passed
through different stages of boxing to become a professional boxer
that qualifies to fight internationally. Although most boxers have
innate talents of the sport, it is important to understand the basics
before competing with the real deal...
Author: John Hogan
Date Posted: March 21, 2007
Ted
The Bull's Ten Favorite Fights and Five Favorite Rounds
Over the years, I have seen literally thousands of fights and to
name my top ten will do injustice to many others and I apologize
for that up front. Still, I’ll give it a go and list them in order
of preference. Rightly or wrongly, I used the following criteria:
I had to see them live or when they were first televised (no tapes,
YOUTUBES, and/or videos), ebb and flow, sudden change in flow, controlled
violence, courage, imposition of will, superiority of technical
skills, pure savagery and personal satisfaction...
Author: Theodore Sares
Date Posted: February 08, 2007
Muhammad
Ali-The Greatest Boxing Story Ever
Muhammad Ali was originally born as Cassius Clay in 1942 in Louisville
Kentucky. The colourful and controversial Clay began taking boxing
lessons when he was twelve years old after his bike was stolen.
As a high school student, he won the national Golden Gloves middleweight
championship in 1959 and 1960 and the AAU national light heavyweight
title in 1960, then went on to a gold medal in the Olympic light
heavyweight division...
Author: Sam Kirtley
Date Posted: January 22, 2007
Ring Tactics-Ring Craft
Ring tactics and strategies are what you will need when you enter
the ring with an opponent of a specific physique or style. Although
it is difficult to generalise how to deal with all known styles
of fighting, the following tactics are generally regarded as the
most effective...
Author: Claude Evans
Date Posted: January 16, 2007
How
to throw a Left hook and a Right uppercut
The left hook is technically one of the most difficult punches
to learn, but if correctly executed it can be a powerful weapon,
whether used at medium to full range, to the head or body...
Author: Claude Evans
Date Posted: January 16, 2007
Beginner's Guide
to Sparring
Sparring is an essential part of any boxer's training programme
whether Amateur or Professional. Punch bags and focus pads are O.K
to develop timing, power, technique and fitness but they don't hit
back! A sparring partner is required to learn the true actions and
reactions of an opponent. Your boxing coach will tell you when you
are ready for sparring, this will be when your boxing education
really begins. There are two levels of sparring, body sparring and
open sparring. Both levels should be supervised at all times by
a competent coach....
Author: Claude Evans
Date Posted: January 16, 2007
The Revival
of Bare-Knuckle Boxing
When we think of Bare-Knuckle Boxing we envision the sport scene
more than the self-defense aspect of the system. We think of the
Queensberry rules and black & white visions of fighters who stood
in a strange looking, more upright, primary fighting stance. People
today consider the system a rather antiquated form of boxing which
has grown to become a high level sport...
Author: Armando Sainz
Date Posted: December 28, 2006
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