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  • #51
    Originally posted by Hourglass View Post
    I dont see how you guys can tell by videos. The camera angles and speeds have a lot to do with it. Some cameras will make things look so much quicker, some slower, not to mention angles. I guess you can tell form, technique , footwork ect... from a vid (expecially digital vids taken by cheap cameras) but handspeed seems like the least likey thing you'd be able to judge from some of these bad quality vids. IS hand speed everything though? someone could have quick hands but not hurt a fly. Also, you'll have one person hitting a set of training mits with taped hands and another hitting a heavy bag or person with 16oz gloves. I dont know about you guys, but im like lightening with just my hands compared to 16 oz gloves especially after a few rounds of training.


    these guys have all been out of the gym for long periods of time so I figured they forgot the logic.

    You were Nice to refresh their memory. I was gonna let them stay oblivious to the fact.

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    • #52
      Originally posted by McAlister View Post
      I think u read wrong

      lol nope your wrong, it's highly recommended! this is from Rosstraining.com :

      'This tip is directed to those combat athletes who compete while wearing a mouthpiece. I’ll get right to the point. If you fight with a mouthpiece, you need to train with your mouthpiece.

      Consider the sport of boxing. You will always box while wearing a mouthpiece. Unfortunately, it is very rare to see a boxer hitting the bag while wearing his mouthpiece. The mouthpiece is only worn during sparring sessions. The sparring session therefore is used not only to develop sport-specific attributes (ex. combination punching), but it also takes on the task of familiarizing the fighter with his mouthpiece. This is a mistake.

      When you constantly hit the bag without a mouthpiece, you get used to breathing through your mouth, rather than biting down on the mouthpiece (and breathing through the nose). Your breathing patterns are not “sport-specific” to what you will be doing inside the ring.

      Whether you are hitting the mitts with your coach or hitting the heavy bag on your own, you should wear your mouthpiece.

      As a youngster, I was taught to run with my mouthpiece. I learned to breathe through my nose during brisk roadwork sessions. A fighter who breathes through his mouth will be much more susceptible to a knockout. You need to bite down on the mouthpiece while fighting on the inside. A solid punch (or kick) to the chin will be devastating to the fighter whose mouth is wide open. Learn to breathe through the nose by training with your mouthpiece.'

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      • #53
        Originally posted by judge_jab View Post
        lol nope your wrong, it's highly recommended! this is from Rosstraining.com :

        'This tip is directed to those combat athletes who compete while wearing a mouthpiece. I’ll get right to the point. If you fight with a mouthpiece, you need to train with your mouthpiece.

        Consider the sport of boxing. You will always box while wearing a mouthpiece. Unfortunately, it is very rare to see a boxer hitting the bag while wearing his mouthpiece. The mouthpiece is only worn during sparring sessions. The sparring session therefore is used not only to develop sport-specific attributes (ex. combination punching), but it also takes on the task of familiarizing the fighter with his mouthpiece. This is a mistake.

        When you constantly hit the bag without a mouthpiece, you get used to breathing through your mouth, rather than biting down on the mouthpiece (and breathing through the nose). Your breathing patterns are not “sport-specific” to what you will be doing inside the ring.

        Whether you are hitting the mitts with your coach or hitting the heavy bag on your own, you should wear your mouthpiece.

        As a youngster, I was taught to run with my mouthpiece. I learned to breathe through my nose during brisk roadwork sessions. A fighter who breathes through his mouth will be much more susceptible to a knockout. You need to bite down on the mouthpiece while fighting on the inside. A solid punch (or kick) to the chin will be devastating to the fighter whose mouth is wide open. Learn to breathe through the nose by training with your mouthpiece.'


        hmmm.... that makes real, real, real sense. I reckon on monday i'm guna train with mine in.

        I mean, you train as if you you are actually fighting, so why not have a the accutraments that go with it.

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        • #54
          Originally posted by judge_jab View Post
          lol nope your wrong, it's highly recommended! this is from Rosstraining.com :

          'This tip is directed to those combat athletes who compete while wearing a mouthpiece. I’ll get right to the point. If you fight with a mouthpiece, you need to train with your mouthpiece.

          Consider the sport of boxing. You will always box while wearing a mouthpiece. Unfortunately, it is very rare to see a boxer hitting the bag while wearing his mouthpiece. The mouthpiece is only worn during sparring sessions. The sparring session therefore is used not only to develop sport-specific attributes (ex. combination punching), but it also takes on the task of familiarizing the fighter with his mouthpiece. This is a mistake.

          When you constantly hit the bag without a mouthpiece, you get used to breathing through your mouth, rather than biting down on the mouthpiece (and breathing through the nose). Your breathing patterns are not “sport-specific” to what you will be doing inside the ring.

          Whether you are hitting the mitts with your coach or hitting the heavy bag on your own, you should wear your mouthpiece.

          As a youngster, I was taught to run with my mouthpiece. I learned to breathe through my nose during brisk roadwork sessions. A fighter who breathes through his mouth will be much more susceptible to a knockout. You need to bite down on the mouthpiece while fighting on the inside. A solid punch (or kick) to the chin will be devastating to the fighter whose mouth is wide open. Learn to breathe through the nose by training with your mouthpiece.'

          Yeah that's wear I read it, tried it the other day and it was good.

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          • #55
            I really do need to start trainin' with mine in too, especially cause I just got a new one, and it's uncomfortable as hell.

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            • #56
              why on earth is white hope on there?

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              • #57
                Originally posted by DA1CATAS View Post
                damn that sum straight up myorga ****.. REAL TALK... am I wrong Greatest?.. I know you musta been hyped but real talk. thats myorga in the ring.

                haha honestly i look horrible as **** in the vid, it was my first fight i didnt train and well you see hands down just tryin to smother the dude! i look a 100 times better dis days

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                • #58
                  Originally posted by Domain View Post
                  ya mayorga and we seen what oscar and tito did to him...cory spinks even fiddled with mayorga.

                  Thats all the kid is mayorga but even mayorga could be a slow guy like you man not hating so dont get offended just honest.
                  haha its good, **** ive said it myself i look horrible in the vid, im not wild like that at all i mean i come at you just the same but hands up and a vicious D to accompany the O, this was my 1st fight no training nothing just peer adreline pumpin tryin to KO a motha****a

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                  • #59
                    Originally posted by GreatestIAM View Post
                    haha its good, **** ive said it myself i look horrible in the vid, im not wild like that at all i mean i come at you just the same but hands up and a vicious D to accompany the O, this was my 1st fight no training nothing just peer adreline pumpin tryin to KO a motha****a
                    but for reals you came at old boy like he stole ya bread man haah.

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                    • #60
                      i had to for whitehope im so sorry lol. the oppurtunity was there and i couldnt pass up on it, otherwise i think i have the greatest potential!! lol. im 17 and have the perfect build to box i just need to STAY motivated lol.

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