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  • DJ QUIK
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    #1

    Loosining up

    does it really work before sparring or fighting? what are some tricks you do to loosen up to avoid tension and nervousness.
  • j
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    #2
    aahhh, ok. i'll divulge one secret.

    dont really stretch before workout or sparring. but, do warm up!

    stretch after practice.

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    • ScottDBA
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      #3
      Originally posted by j
      aahhh, ok. i'll divulge one secret.

      dont really stretch before workout or sparring. but, do warm up!

      stretch after practice.
      I have to stretch before. I always do 15 minutes of skipping and three or four rounds of shadow boxing before sparring, but if I don't stretch my calfs and hips start burning.

      Anyways, I don't think the OP is talking about stretching and warming up, I think he's more talking about stuff like visualization exercises, prayer etc before sparring/fights so you aren't so tense and you can relax.

      Let us now specifically what you mean "loosening up" and we can help more.

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      • j
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        #4
        yeah, i sort of knew what he meant. but i was just replying to his last question.

        the fear that people have in fighting, boxing, or sparring comes from being hit mostly. if u are not afraid of being hit, u will definitely be more relaxed.

        i like to be physically ready before i spar. u will notice a lot of boxers do this also - when they tap their own faces with their gloves as an example. i have noticed boxers from oscar dlh to vitali klitschko do this. doing that sort of preps you for the action.

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