How to train at home

[Zaroku]

Hey Guys I am new to this site I been watching boxing for couple of years and I fell in love with it but only now that I decided to be a boxer but my parents don't want me too so I bought starter gear myself and I started watching videos and applying it to myself for a couple of days until I master it and then practice other things but I want to see what you guys think I should do and how to train to become a boxer one day and btw I am 15 years old

Learn how to dance, before you learn how to punch.

Dancing teaches you balance, and hoe to position yourself in relation to your partner.

Boxing is a dance, with punches thrown in.

Learn how to dance.... If you can't throw hard, in general you won't punch hard.

Good Luck

Best Regards,
Zaroku

[Zaroku]

Last tip, learn how to jack off with the opposite hand!!!

Be an ambi- jacker.

[Marios GC]

Find a gym and go there!!! You need a coach and partners!!!
Good luck

[DMD3]

Hey Guys I am new to this site I been watching boxing for couple of years and I fell in love with it but only now that I decided to be a boxer but my parents don't want me too so I bought starter gear myself and I started watching videos and applying it to myself for a couple of days until I master it and then practice other things but I want to see what you guys think I should do and how to train to become a boxer one day and btw I am 15 years old

I would recommend MyBoxingCoach on youtube (Fran Sands).

[nivek535]

I would recommend MyBoxingCoach on youtube (Fran Sands).

very good place to start with fundamentals!
agreed!

make sure to check your form in the mirror.

[ukbox]

Find a gym and go there!!! You need a coach and partners!!!
Good luck

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You're young enough to be pretty good before you're a man. You're still at a good age to learn. You start training yourself then you'll pick up bad habits that are harder to correct. Get to a gym & then practice what you're learning at home.

[DMD3]

Unfortunately you need to spar loads as it is a huge part of boxing. You could be amazing on the bags but it's a completely different story when you have an opponent throwing back at you. This is why you need to be at a boxing gym if you're serious about becoming a boxer. However if you do have to wait for a few years just focus on the training and technique aspects.

Excellent advice.

[Eerowest]

When it comes to strength training and conditioning, I think it's very easy to train the entire body at home - you just need some imagination. If bodyweight exercises and dumbbells get too easy, then weighted vests are an excellent choice to make the exercise harder.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QJ9C_R8n5yw

This is a good workout with very little equipment

[tuktukthatice]

Cool man. Don't worry about what your parents think. Go after your dreams. Pushups, shadow boxing (If you can get a real punching bag, that would be killer), and start doing some MMA exercises like Burpees, etc. Plus lower back exercises and reverse crunches (Best way to get ripped and get stronger core). All the best!