What was it like for your first time at Gym ? ( need advice)

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  • damit305
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    #11
    Originally posted by Ray*
    You asking keyboard warriors lol, most who spend their time calling people who step through the ropes "cowards" so good luck with loads of replies.
    Tell em Ray.

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    • AfroThunder
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      #12
      lol you mean its alot of trolls on here?

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      • AfroThunder
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        #13
        Originally posted by Ray*
        You asking keyboard warriors lol, most who spend their time calling people who step through the ropes "cowards" so good luck with loads of replies.
        Originally posted by damit305
        Tell em Ray.

        lol awww man

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        • Weltschmerz
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          #14
          Originally posted by AfroThunder
          i been thinking about boxing calling up some gyms
          they have personal trainers there but they are like $75 and up for an hour of training
          i do have income but its not much maybe i should get an extra job on the side or something but i dont want to spend so many hours on working and then not be motivated to train...

          i was wondering how often you should see a personal trainer ? do you train your self for most of the times ?

          i feel like i need alot of help i have no experience at all and i know people who been boxing all they life i know its going take me a while for me to get on their level...

          how is it like when you first start going to a boxing gym ?
          How old are you?

          The first time I went to a gym they beat the **** outta me. So be prepared.

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          • Luilun
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            #15
            Originally posted by AfroThunder
            i been thinking about boxing calling up some gyms
            they have personal trainers there but they are like $75 and up for an hour of training
            i do have income but its not much maybe i should get an extra job on the side or something but i dont want to spend so many hours on working and then not be motivated to train...

            i was wondering how often you should see a personal trainer ? do you train your self for most of the times ?

            i feel like i need alot of help i have no experience at all and i know people who been boxing all they life i know its going take me a while for me to get on their level...

            how is it like when you first start going to a boxing gym ?
            If you live in California I'll some boxing but you need to just join a local amateur gym those personnel trainers will rip you off at $ 75 personnel trainer don't know boxing they just help professional fighters get in shape

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            • WarMaidana
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              #16
              hahaha what are you guys talking about. You guys are acting like its some huge step and some beastly accomplishment to go to a boxing gym. **** no, its peanuts. Its like going anywhere youve never been before thats it. Now if you are talking about your first time sparring it is a bit different or your first fight

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              • AfroThunder
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                #17
                Originally posted by Luilun
                If you live in California I'll some boxing but you need to just join a local amateur gym those personnel trainers will rip you off at $ 75 personnel trainer don't know boxing they just help professional fighters get in shape
                wait so 75 $ is a rip off???????? i never knew that i wouldve been dumb enough to fall for it because i thought it was just like that for all personal trainers

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                • Redd Foxx
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                  #18
                  Just try some different trainers until you find one you connect with. I've had some excellent trainers who didn't speak my language and I've had others who make complete sense and teach me more in one hour than another might do in a half dozen sessions.

                  As far as what to expect, expect to bust your ass and forget what you think you know.

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                  • _original_
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                    #19
                    Originally posted by WarMaidana
                    hahaha what are you guys talking about. You guys are acting like its some huge step and some beastly accomplishment to go to a boxing gym. **** no, its peanuts. Its like going anywhere youve never been before thats it. Now if you are talking about your first time sparring it is a bit different or your first fight
                    LOL true. You could stop by any boxing gym and pay 5 bucks just to check it out that day, hit the bags and be out with nobody even noticing you. It's not a big deal unless somebody takes note of you because you're good/have experience and it's during hours that people are sparring.

                    OP, just do some research about the local gyms near your area and go check it out and meet the trainers. Nobody is going to throw you in there to spar the best guy they have on your first visit. And in the unlikely chance that actually happens, give them the old, "I forgot my mouthpiece" line and be out.
                    Last edited by _original_; 05-18-2014, 03:14 AM.

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                    • AfroThunder
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                      #20
                      Originally posted by Redd Foxx
                      Just try some different trainers until you find one you connect with. I've had some excellent trainers who didn't speak my language and I've had others who make complete sense and teach me more in one hour than another might do in a half dozen sessions.

                      As far as what to expect, expect to bust your ass and forget what you think you know.
                      oooooooooo okay coool.. i hope i get the right one

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