Clueless how to spar properly

[P4PKING_2008]

I sparred after 3 lessons, so I don't really see the big deal. I guess trainers just use dfferent styles

[Kayo]

I sparred after 3 lessons, so I don't really see the big deal. I guess trainers just use dfferent styles

i wouldnt trust ur trainer he let u spar without a mouthguard while the other person used bag gloves

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with a good, reliable and extremely cautious sparring partner - it is ok to spar on your first lesson.

At the end of the day, whats the point training for 3 months then realising that you hate the sport and the feeling of the game.

With a ultra- considerate sparring with you - you do ok sparring after your 3rd attempt.

All i'm gonna say in advice to your sparring - be confident and don't be afraid of getting hit -i've said it a few times on here - but you can't get in the water with out getting wet, and you can't get in the ring without getting hit.

Just relax, practise and enjoy.

[DutchDynamite]

isnt sparring in your 3rd ever session a bit premature??????

same here. I was allowed to spar with boxing after 3 months of training, after 5 years of boxing i went on to do muy thai. My new trainer only let me spar after 2 months, while i clearly new how to defend myself but i respect good trainers.

For me a trainee cannot ask the trainer if he can spar, the trainer is the one that will tell you that you are ready.

I have seen people spar after a week of training, a month of training, well they go flat on their face and stay there for a couple of seconds. Getting knocked out does something to you and it is not cool, be very care full with sparring