What's the average time before people usually have their first amateur fight, dont give me some "WELL SOMEONE I KNOW HAD IT IN 3 HOURS OF STARTING" .. whats the NORMAL length of time before someone has their first bout from taking up boxing?

3-4 months?

id say about 6 months. it depends when in the season they start

depepnds on the level of talent... I guess you have to listen to a good coach.

I fought after about 3 months. I started sparring after about 1 month, then about a month later my trainer asked me if i wanted to fight and i said hell yea! and we got a fight in the next show. Ive been kickin ass and takin names ever since:boxing: lol

but from what ive seen around my gym, for the kids that actually stick around this long (which is rare) probably about 5-6 months.

I took me a good 3 months of ~15 miles a week of running to feel conditioned to where I don't gas

3 months? what at my gym they wont let you after 6 months unless your really good But it generally depnds on how quick you pick it up.

What's the average time before people usually have their first amateur fight, dont give me some "WELL SOMEONE I KNOW HAD IT IN 3 HOURS OF STARTING" .. whats the NORMAL length of time before someone has their first bout from taking up boxing?

i had mine in 6 mths but it was with a crap trainer and was to early

when i got with my good coach i fought after 3 mths

I've had two trainers, both good. One will put you in the ring after two months with two days a week training, and the one I'm with now says six days a week for between 12-24 months.

But the local fighters around me suck ****. I'm embarrassed to watch them sometimes. They might be fit and throw lots of punches but so do the guys outside my local pub after midnight.

I don't think it really matters. It just depends on what you want to get out of it. I wanna be a good fighter, not just have numbers to my name. Also, where I'm from the people I'll personally have to fight will be experienced on an international level so I need to match that with skill.

I ve had two trainers and I waited almost a full year before I had my first official fight. Although I will say depending on the talent and skill level hell you could do it in 6 months or less. All up to the boxer I think.

It's like asking how long a peice of string is.

Depends how good you are, how quick you develop as a fighter. Some novices need working on harder than others, which is not a bad thing. Just don't want to be rushing into a fight learn your trade in the gym and studying fights, becuase when ya get rushed in to quick thats how amature's get hurt just take time and enjoy ya training!