Ross Enamait

[boxinglegend]

has anyone trained with him?
if so what is he like?

[spinksjinx]

Has some good techniques and sticks to the basics.

I wouldnt buy his books though.

[boxinglegend]

why not? is it too exspensive?

[Slipx]

ross is a classic case of,never boxed,ever,but he knows everything about it. dont buy the books, but most of the information on the site is useful.the stuff in the books can be found anywhere on the net.

i stopped goin to his site when he flamed some youngster for asking a dumb q...;P

[BadMagick]

ross is a classic case of,never boxed,ever,but he knows everything about it. dont buy the books, but most of the information on the site is useful.the stuff in the books can be found anywhere on the net.

i stopped goin to his site when he flamed some youngster for asking a dumb q...;P

Actually, he did box. He boxed in the amateurs for a long time, but had a hand injury which kept him from continuing.

You're a classic case of, never read his stuff, ever, but know everything about him.

[Slipx]

He boxed in the amateurs for a long time,

lol, having five bouts is not a long time, son.

**** you.

[spinksjinx]

why not? is it too exspensive?

No, like I said in my first post he is to basic. He doesnt offer anything new to the table that majority of people doesnt already know.

[boxinglegend]

so you wouldnt say he is one of the top trainers around.

[spinksjinx]

so you wouldnt say he is one of the top trainers around.

No why would I? What has he done, who has he trained to prove his methods are worthy.

To basic, my former trainer showed me everything Ross does and then some.

His methods are more for the average joe.

[boxinglegend]

i thought he was chad dawsons strength coach, i dont know who else he trains