Is it to late to start training?

[sterling]

i started when i was 18 almost 19 and now im 20 i learned alot go for it man jus go amatuer and see how u do.

[DutchDynamite]

excuse me sir

it is never to late to start learning something new, anything...you are 19 pff my friend started 3 months ago at age 44.

never think you are too old for something. JUST START

[Rafael Benitez]

No!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[peewee1460]

my runs didn't extend past two or three miles until i turned eighteen. now i run six miles twice a week

[SugarShanep4p]

yeah look at tye fields, he started late and turned out just fine lol

[phallus]

even if u start as an old man, u'll get better with more practice. i don't box or even spar anymore but i never stopped training. i'm old and arthritic with diminshed skills but my technique still gets better and better, my left hook ( and jab) is much better than it was when i was in the amateurs, i can even slip and slide a little bit. just because u can't go pro doesn't mean u can't train or learn some skills

[fraidycat]

I started at 34. It's never too late. The cutoff for amateur competition is 34, but there is a Master Division (shorter rounds & 16 oz. gloves, but hey, us old farts have to be at work the next day) for ages 35+. Some Golden Gloves competitions are now having Master Division bouts.

[KostyaTszyu44]

hell no go for it!!!!!!

hopkins didnt start till late

cintron didnt either

just get to a decent gym!!!!!

[potatoes]

I'm 19, never trained in my life. But I want to start. Is it to late?

It doesn't matter if you are 19 or 90, training is always a good idea. As to whether you should compete is another matter. It will depend on talent and inclination.