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OK so who can do the math? I can't.
I am going with the MQB Rules.
24 X 24 ring with a two foot apron.
What the square footage of 24 linear feet, two feet wide?
You have to use 24 feet for two measurements and only 20 feet for the other two feet.
So 24 x 2 = 48 square feet. Double that to = 96 square feet.
Take 20 x 2 = 40 square feet. Doubled that to = 80 square feet.
96 + 80 = 176 square feet lost.
I wonder if I did that correctly? Help !
What is the square footage of a 24 X 24 foot ring?
24 X 24 = 576 square feet - 176 = 400 square feet of boxing room.
If this process is correct will a two foot wide apron on a smaller ring diminish its boxing area at an increasing rate? Or does the shrinkage in linear length, of the apron on a smaller ring, compensate and keep the amount lost consistent?
Anybody a math major? I'm not even sure if my first statement is correct, never mind the rest.
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Originally posted by Willie Pep 229 View PostOK so who can do the math? I can't.
I am going with the MQB Rules.
24 X 24 ring with a two foot apron.
What the square footage of 24 linear feet, two feet wide?
You have to use 24 feet for two measurements and only 20 feet for the other two feet.
So 24 x 2 = 48 square feet. Double that to = 96 square feet.
Take 20 x 2 = 40 square feet. Doubled that to = 80 square feet.
96 + 80 = 176 square feet lost.
I wonder if I did that correctly? Help !
What is the square footage of a 24 X 24 foot ring?
24 X 24 = 576 square feet - 176 = 400 square feet of boxing room.
If this process is correct will a two foot wide apron on a smaller ring diminish its boxing area at an increasing rate? Or does the shrinkage in linear length, of the apron on a smaller ring, compensate and keep the amount lost consistent?
Anybody a math major? I'm not even sure if my first statement is correct, never mind the rest.
Ring inside the ropes 24*24= 576 sq feet of fighting area, a good sized living room.
Ring apron an accessary for corner folk and a safety area if a fighter ends up out of the ring prob needs increasing to 4' wide.Willie Pep 229 likes this.
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No need for confusion and over calculation.
Everyone already understands this problem, they may not realize it. It is not a problem in quantum physics, boys. To get the area of the apron, simply subtract the fighting area from the total area of the platform.
26 ft platform with 2 ft apron. 26x26=676, 22x22=484. 676-484=192 sq ft apron.
Similarly, a 24 ft platform with a 2 ft apron leaves 20ft x 20 ft fighting area, from 576 to 400 sq ft.
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Are aprons really 2 feet wide normally? It doesn't seem like that much from the television's point of view, does it?.
Ivich
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Originally posted by Ray Corso View Postplus..........the floor size is the over all dimention of the ring. You use different sized turn buckles to determine the inside area.
Most buyer will order two complete sets of turn buckles so they can alter the dimentions. Years ago there were fighters that would ad ring sizes into a contract and the promoter has to deliver. I know that Ali did it in parts of his career. I would guess plenty of the lateral movement guys who carried that kind of clout also had stipulations about ring size.
If Pep was in a 24sq you'd never hit him!!!!!
My 13sq gym ring was double horse hair so that my boxers who were movers could really move in a competion ring, they were on skates!!
Ray
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