A number of fighters with less than 30 AM fights have become contenders and champs. But if you become and AM and then turn pro, best to turn pro by 28 if you are a heavyweight or 26 if middleweight or under.
Am I too old to start boxing?
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if you truly are good and work hard, you can make it to the top.
just don't ignore developing speed and power (with exercises).
skills you can develop with more practice.
you need a few things in boxing:
-brain (study fights. study good fighters)
-skills (practice, train, spar)
-speed and power (practice, train, exercise)
-heart (this you can't really develop. You have to have a big heart)Comment
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If you only want to start boxing to make it to the big time might aswell give up now. Do it because you enjoy it.Comment
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5"9 - 5"10 and 10 stone, you would probably be more suited to somewhere around Welterweight i would have thought, that's even pretty tall for welterweight. Actually that's pretty tall for 10 stone, i'm assuming you must be more on the thin side now?Comment
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Yeah as I say I've always been into boxing so watched a fair few fights so far lol it just saddens me how I never started sooner but can't change that now. I've always been somewhat athletic just from genetics and a little stocky for my size.if you truly are good and work hard, you can make it to the top.
just don't ignore developing speed and power (with exercises).
skills you can develop with more practice.
you need a few things in boxing:
-brain (study fights. study good fighters)
-skills (practice, train, spar)
-speed and power (practice, train, exercise)
-heart (this you can't really develop. You have to have a big heart)
Can't wait to start now tbh lol how much training should I start with? I was thinking 2 hours or so a day to start with working up to 6 a day.Comment
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10 stone = 140lbs. He's a super featherweight if we go by todays standards of dehydrating.Comment
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Sounds kind of ****** but I have biggish arms big legs and a super thin waist that won't grow! LolComment
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