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  • ballenterp
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    Boxers in the MD/DC area

    hey everyone im new to the whole boxing thing, i've been reading these forums for a while and working out at my house to get my stamina up and learning and studying some moves. I decided that i really wanna pursue boxing but am not sure which gym in the MD/DC area I should go to. The 2 that I have on my mind are the Sugar Ray Leonard Boxing Gym in MD and the Downtown Boxing Gym in DC. If someone could please help me with some info on how things are done it would be really appreciated thanks.
  • NJFighter91
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    Go in and ask if you can stay and watch for a day to see how things are.

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    • BmoreBrawler
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      During the Summer I go to the Charm City Boxing gym in Baltimore, but once i join the UMD boxing club this semester we'll be practicing at Keely's Boxing Gym in DC.

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      • speed e
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        Originally posted by BmoreBrawler
        During the Summer I go to the Charm City Boxing gym in Baltimore, but once i join the UMD boxing club this semester we'll be practicing at Keely's Boxing Gym in DC.
        i just join charm city boxing gym. how did u like it.

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        • BmoreBrawler
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          #5
          I liked it a lot. Tell Maxell and Dave that nick (maryland college boy) says hi.

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          • speed e
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            #6
            Originally posted by BmoreBrawler
            I liked it a lot. Tell Maxell and Dave that nick (maryland college boy) says hi.
            sure will.

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            • speed e
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              Originally posted by BmoreBrawler
              I liked it a lot. Tell Maxell and Dave that nick (maryland college boy) says hi.
              how long did it take u to learn everything. i just start hitting the bag but i need to find me some good gloves.

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              • BmoreBrawler
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                well, I was there for a month and heres basically how the progression went:

                Week 1: Getting in shape

                Week 2: Mitts, heavybag, speedbag, less running, jabs mostly

                Week 3: Straight rights as well as jabs

                Week 4: started doing uppercuts and hooks but they never really taught me how to do them. I guess its pretty straightforward, plus they were busy training Emmanuel and Andre for the DC mayors cup.

                best bag gloves for the money: http://store.titleboxing.com/platbagglov.html

                best bag gloves period are IMFtech gloves at ringside.com

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                • speed e
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                  #9
                  Originally posted by BmoreBrawler
                  well, I was there for a month and heres basically how the progression went:

                  Week 1: Getting in shape

                  Week 2: Mitts, heavybag, speedbag, less running, jabs mostly

                  Week 3: Straight rights as well as jabs

                  Week 4: started doing uppercuts and hooks but they never really taught me how to do them. I guess its pretty straightforward, plus they were busy training Emmanuel and Andre for the DC mayors cup.

                  best bag gloves for the money: http://store.titleboxing.com/platbagglov.html

                  best bag gloves period are IMFtech gloves at ringside.com
                  thanks but i have not hit the mitts yet iam still work on the jab and my footwork.thanks

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