My first amateur fight...Feedback please!

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  • hussain619
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    #1

    My first amateur fight...Feedback please!



    My first boxing fight...I had been training on and off 3 times a week for 3 months...that was the first time ever I started boxing...please let me know how I did

    Thanks
  • ma51f
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    #2
    Fair play to you, well done.

    A long way to go but kudos for getting in the ring

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    • !! Anorak
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      #3
      I had a wank.

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      • UTEP
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        #4
        That video is 16 months old. Did you retire?

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        • Sam Donald
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          #5
          decent. where is this?

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          • Luilun
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            #6
            Originally posted by hussain619
            http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nejg4...cE1fIKzARULWNA

            My first boxing fight...I had been training on and off 3 times a week for 3 months...that was the first time ever I started boxing...please let me know how I did

            Thanks
            When you jab you drop your right, when you throw your right you drop your left,you need to learn how to keep your chin down, when you jab you move straight back with chin exposed up in the air, trying throwing a straight right rather than jab move back. Try stand next to a wall and jab and throw rights this will teach how to throw straight punches by keeping your elbows from sticking out, remember when you throw a punch it must be straight than than twist wrist right before impact if you stick your elbow out first before you throw a punch your punch won't be straight making you throw in a loop losing speed ,you throw to wild. do bag drills to help you with speed 30 seconds on 30 second off throw straight punches as fast as you can. learn how to glide with your feet you bounce to much wasting unnecessary energy if you were in California I could show in person what I mean. Practice makes perfect so work on what I wrote
            Last edited by Luilun; 08-25-2014, 10:08 AM.

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            • Accountoffline
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              #7
              You have potential, had their been no headgear that lad would have been KO'd. First fight nerves and everything but anyway welldone first of all.

              Im not a amateur but ive done have heavy sparring and with the headgear you can go so risk free at times however it's a bad bad habit.

              As someone mentioned above your hands are far too low at times when you connect him but you need to keep your left hand up at all times and bring it back like into the same position just below the chin.

              I didn't see no uppercuts get em in there straight after your left get a right uppercut in.

              Dont get wild stay focused, when's the last time you fought?

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              • qari
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                #8
                Yes bro well done on the win! Keep it Going.

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                • PAC-BOY
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                  #9
                  Originally posted by utep
                  that video is 16 months old. Did you retire?
                  :aor::aor::aor:

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                  • Kuyukut
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                    #10
                    Originally posted by UTEP
                    That video is 16 months old. Did you retire?
                    he's still enjoying his first win as an amateur. if ward fights once every two years why can't he do it too?

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