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Originally posted by koba-grozny View Postprops for the share, man, you're putting in some decent work but ummm... Doesn't this belong on the training and nutrition forum? If nothing else you'll probably get less trolling and more informed and beneficial comments.
Imcidentally - i'm assuming you're the dude in the headguard - your footwork seems a little like you've transitioned from another martial art, maybe karate or taekwando, but that could just be me or the wide stance you mention.
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I work out, although I just started, i've "worked out" in the past but failed to be consistent. But i'm seeing quick results this time around, got a bunch of supplements and cut down on fast food. My push up count 2 weeks ago was so pathetic I won't even tell you, I was out of shape. Now my push up count rose out of nowhere, I was surprised at the energy I had, to do more where I would always stop. Since 2 weeks ago I tripled the amount of push ups I can do at once, and the "tripled" really did come out of nowhere, like one week I was doing ****, the next week I tripled it after a rest over the weekend (I read you gotta rest if you want to rise in push up count). I also have several dumbbells of diff weights, got a foldable bench for chest flies, dumbbell presses, concentrated curls, etc, do some ab workouts too. No time for gym membership because of work so I do everything at home. I have a pull up bar which I still haven't installed. I would like that bowflex select tech 552, looks so cool and convenient.
I haven't sparred in like 8 years. I used to be active from 12-20 years old, I was always sparring. I'm itching to spar again though, I still shadowbox. I think I still got it, I wouldn't be that rusty.
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Originally posted by -Kev- View PostI work out, although I just started, i've "worked out" in the past but failed to be consistent. But i'm seeing quick results this time around, got a bunch of supplements and cut down on fast food. My push up count 2 weeks ago was so pathetic I won't even tell you, I was out of shape. Now my push up count rose out of nowhere, I was surprised at the energy I had, to do more where I would always stop. Since 2 weeks ago I tripled the amount of push ups I can do at once, and the "tripled" really did come out of nowhere, like one week I was doing ****, the next week I tripled it after a rest over the weekend (I read you gotta rest if you want to rise in push up count). I also have several dumbbells of diff weights, got a foldable bench for chest flies, dumbbell presses, concentrated curls, etc, do some ab workouts too. No time for gym membership because of work so I do everything at home. I have a pull up bar which I still haven't installed. I would like that bowflex select tech 552, looks so cool and convenient.
I haven't sparred in like 8 years. I used to be active from 12-20 years old, I was always sparring. I'm itching to spar again though, I still shadowbox. I think I still got it, I wouldn't be that rusty.
The kid giving instructions in the second video is money Powell, he is with RingStar pro debut in April
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Originally posted by therealpugilist View PostI'll start. I'll post some footage from sparring yesterday. Did about 5 rounds. Rae has like 50 fights so of course he is working with me and not going 100%
My stance is a little wide, legs too far apart. I need more head movement and a more consistent jab. Lingering on the center line, I got caught with a few but all and all. Feeling better every time I spar.
I think this is the first round excuse the cameraman....the only person available to record was a kid and he shaking more than a $2 stripper
I feel all stiff and awkward now just from watching it.
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Respect to you bro.
**** the trolls, do your thing.
Personally, I haven't even tried to box, but I do work out. Francois Botha (former HW boxer) lives in my neighbourhood, and I've bumped into him a few times. Maybe if I do again, I'll ask where he trained. If not, I found a boxing/MMA gym about 15 mins from me, so maybe I'll head on down there.
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