I need help choosing a weight class for amateur boxing please help me

[Danny Gunz]

Yeah, but when you start fighting in tournaments etc, you wouldn't want to be fighting at 165lbs weighing in at 158, you would try and drop down to 152.

Especially at 165, some of those guys there are damn big, the gap in size between the guys at 152 and the guys at 165 is huge.

yeah thats true i was looking at in my experience rather then where the ts was at in weight.

[Suckmedry]

yeah thats true i was looking at in my experience rather then where the ts was at in weight.

fair enough

[GreatestIam]

from personal experience, the best way to hone your skills is to fight, and watch your fights or spar and whatch um... as for weight if you can make the lightest weight do it... however if you have to lose more then 12-15 pounds to get to the weight everytime, dont do it thats not healthy