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FIGHTING_FLIP 11-19-2009, 04:06 AM so today was my first day back to the gym to spar in like a month..i remember my trainer tellin me im gonna spar this one cat,then take a few rounds off, then spar another..thats all i remember. my trainers said i sparred and said i didnt even get hit that clean (i never do, not to brag or anything, i just got a tight guard)..but i didnt remember **** about spaaring. i let my trainer know like 10 mins after sparring..he said i was hiting the bag after and seemed normal.but real talk, i dont remember ****. i had to sit the rest of the practice out and my mom and brother had to pick me up and take me home..i really dont remember anything i did today, or last week. i usually have good memory of everything.but now, i dont remember sh it..it seems like everything is a dream to me.craazzyy. i cant believe this happened to me. has this happened to anyone else?
FIGHTING_FLIP 11-19-2009, 04:10 AM oh and i dont have a headache or anything. just loss of memory is all
Domey 11-19-2009, 05:05 AM Happened to me in the finals of the silver gloves years ago. I do not remember even going into the ring. I remember jabbing, then seeing him start to trickle a little blood. I threw another jab, and blood was all over his face. That is all I remember.
I remember getting ready for the fight, then next thing I know I am fading into reality from nothing, almost like a movie that fades from black to a picture. I was standing in the locker room with my jacket and trophy, and I had no clue if I had won or not. Everyone thought I was joking until they realized I was serious.
I saw the doc, and they said nothing was wrong if I was feeling okay. I watched the tape, and like you, I rarely get hit(Not a tight guard, I am just very slick). However, the last punch of the fight I leaned against the ropes, and as they pushed me back, he threw an over hand right that landed clean as can be. I walked to his corner, shook him and his corners hands, and went back to mine. I seemed 100% fine on the tape, but in reality, I do not remember a thing.
I did this to one of the pro's at our gym. They were walking around fine after sparring then they just stopped mid stride and asked what was going on. I landed a very clean punch on him and rocked him into the corner, I assume that is what "Knocked him out".
So most likely, you got hit with a clean punch and took it like it was nothing, which is why no one would think anything of it. Only way to know is to watch tapes, which is why I tape all of my sparring / fights =)
FIGHTING_FLIP 11-19-2009, 05:27 AM Happened to me in the finals of the silver gloves years ago. I do not remember even going into the ring. I remember jabbing, then seeing him start to trickle a little blood. I threw another jab, and blood was all over his face. That is all I remember.
I remember getting ready for the fight, then next thing I know I am fading into reality from nothing, almost like a movie that fades from black to a picture. I was standing in the locker room with my jacket and trophy, and I had no clue if I had won or not. Everyone thought I was joking until they realized I was serious.
I saw the doc, and they said nothing was wrong if I was feeling okay. I watched the tape, and like you, I rarely get hit(Not a tight guard, I am just very slick). However, the last punch of the fight I leaned against the ropes, and as they pushed me back, he threw an over hand right that landed clean as can be. I walked to his corner, shook him and his corners hands, and went back to mine. I seemed 100% fine on the tape, but in reality, I do not remember a thing.
I did this to one of the pro's at our gym. They were walking around fine after sparring then they just stopped mid stride and asked what was going on. I landed a very clean punch on him and rocked him into the corner, I assume that is what "Knocked him out".
So most likely, you got hit with a clean punch and took it like it was nothing, which is why no one would think anything of it. Only way to know is to watch tapes, which is why I tape all of my sparring / fights =)
yeah!like i do remembber getting hit once or twice. i was against the ropes and i been tryin to practice my shoulde roll and i think i turned my shoulde the wrong way and got nailed with a left hook..it feels good to know im not the only one haha..damn and i was gonna tape my sparring today but i didnt see a point in taping it because it was with a smaller dude..but yeah and i do remmeber throwing a few jabs and knockin his head back. other then that and me gettin hit, i dont rmemeber **** about my day!
Stevie_WONDER.. 11-19-2009, 08:02 AM i get that after a night out scariest feeling there is, but nothing to worry about...i hope
Aperion 11-19-2009, 01:42 PM Man, that sounds creepy!
I'm not a doc, or even much of a boxer for that matter, but I've read some stuff about things like this and you guys should really go see a doctor and get a brain scan (or whatever the techincal term is - EKG?) Memory loss, and "flash" kind of knockouts are really dangerous. If this happened to me I wouldn't train until getting checked out, (luckily I think I have an iron dome :D Otherwise when you get older you get to look forward to migranes that never go away, slurred speech, and lack of motor skills.
Don Flamenco 11-19-2009, 01:48 PM That doesn't sound like slight concussion at all. That sounds like a full blown concussion when you have full memory loss like that. You should go see the doc right away.
Tu Pai 11-19-2009, 02:06 PM I was out once, and yea, that's the feeling. you remember what you were doing before and then remember what happened after you wake up. you know you were talking, walking and everything but you're not concious. scary.
FIGHTING_FLIP 11-19-2009, 02:48 PM I was out once, and yea, that's the feeling. you remember what you were doing before and then remember what happened after you wake up. you know you were talking, walking and everything but you're not concious. scary.
damn that sounds messed up..i slept good last night and i feel good..i remember everything about my day still except flashes of me going to the gym..my memory is kinda on point. im typing this post hella fast. so i guess im all good. probably wont be sparring for a couple weeks though
mrboxer 11-21-2009, 09:46 AM when you spar make sure you have a proper fitting mouth guard and the right size headgear,if you are not properly fitted you will be prone to injury,kepp your hands up and jab jab boom right down the middle,step to your left bang a left hook,try this combo when you spar,it is a good combo:boxing:
oniham 11-21-2009, 06:18 PM see a doctor because you might have some brain damage, my friend's cousin died from head injuries after he got beat in the back of the head from a pipe. He thought he was ok and a week later he died from internal bleeding
phillipthegreat 11-21-2009, 08:23 PM You need to take at least 7 days away from any contact and I STRONGLY advise you to see a doctor. Here is my brief background: currently an amateur boxer and was a neurological researcher for a couple years. I presented a study on TBI in New York in 2006 about TBI (Traumatic Brain Injury) . I am not a doctor but I have read quite a bit of literature regarding TBI and concussions.
The fact that you had significant memory loss should be of concern and no taken lightly. A second concussion prior to healing from the first could cause significant harm. See the attached link for details...
Consensus Statement on Concussion in Sport – The 3rd International Conference on Concussion in Sport Held in Zurich, November 2008
http://www.sciencedirect.com/science?_ob=ArticleURL&_udi=B8JHF-4W934K8-3&_user=10&_rdoc=1&_fmt=&_orig=search&_sort=d&_docanchor=&view=c&_acct=C000050221&_version=1&_urlVersion=0&_userid=10&md5=eb48c71d7a70a917fe49322a0440c2a6
Research based recommendations on management of sport related concussion: summary of the National Athletic Trainers' Association position statement
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2491919/?tool=pubmed
PessimisticPug 11-29-2009, 07:40 AM so today was my first day back to the gym to spar in like a month..i remember my trainer tellin me im gonna spar this one cat,then take a few rounds off, then spar another..thats all i remember. my trainers said i sparred and said i didnt even get hit that clean (i never do, not to brag or anything, i just got a tight guard)..but i didnt remember **** about spaaring. i let my trainer know like 10 mins after sparring..he said i was hiting the bag after and seemed normal.but real talk, i dont remember ****. i had to sit the rest of the practice out and my mom and brother had to pick me up and take me home..i really dont remember anything i did today, or last week. i usually have good memory of everything.but now, i dont remember sh it..it seems like everything is a dream to me.craazzyy. i cant believe this happened to me. has this happened to anyone else?
If you dont remember anything then thats not good. But I recall when I was first starting out that I wouldnt remember much of the sparring sessions either. Not because I was being hit so hard and hurt, but rather that I was green, tight, nervous and really just in a crazy position, fighting somebody in the ring when just an hour ago I was watching cartoons. Give it time, its probably just a thing with handling the adrenaline that gets flowing through your system. Let me guess, when you were done and not remembering the sparring your legs were shaking while you were looking for the lost time. Adrenaline is the most awsome "drug" there is man. Its natural and its powerfull, its something that you will learn to handle in time....Rockin':boxing:
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