Your coach(s)

[makaveli_uk]

My motto - Coach knows best.

[The Victim]

once my coach flipped out on a wannabe trainer dat comes to our gym. he was gonna **** him up, oh **** i pissed my pants. and da coach aint no softie ***** neither...i wouldnt **** witt him with a weapon

[Unanimous]

once my coach flipped out on a wannabe trainer dat comes to our gym. he was gonna **** him up, oh **** i pissed my pants. and da coach aint no softie ***** neither...i wouldnt **** witt him with a weapon

Tell us more! What was the reason behind your coach flipping out and how far did it go?

[The Victim]

well i dont even kno if ur bein sarcastic...so i rather not

[kbpoetree]

my coach is Jonathan Reid Dawg Reid....so never a dull moment...lol...

[potatoes]

Boxing trainers are as human as anybody else. Having said that, you should expect a reasonably high degree of professionalism if you are paying him for his services. Would you expect anything less from your doctor or lawyer?

[JayCoe]

No, the coaches were i'm currently at are really decent people. They push you but they don't make a **** of you. If you stop then you'll hear a "we don't stop now so we wont stop in the ring!" and you know that's directed at you because you've stopped but he doesn't speak at you directly so no-one else does.

But i'm quite new to boxing and maybe when you form a better bond with your coaches they will push you but coaches have to be like that because a teacher has to be assertive over the student, they can't be on level grounds. Like Tyson said about Cus D'Mateo, in the gym it'd be coach - boxer, out of the gym it was father - son. If you've got a coach who's a **** to you by making you work on stuff and do stuff it's only because they're keeping that coach-student level, if you've got a coach who's a **** to you by embarrassing you etc. then you have a point.

[Kayo]

My trainer is quite the hardass on me at training but hes never really flipped at me, the only reason i could see him doing that is for goofing around or something.