Float Like A Butterfly, Sting Like A Bee

[Daniel_Kemp]

Hi.

I have decided to take ballet and boxing lessons.

Float Like A Butterfly








Sting Like A Bee

Daniel Kemp

[IRISH LULLABY]

Well, Billy Elliot, taking ballet lessons will probably improve your balance and strengthen your calf muscles, however it can potentially have a negative impact on your mental strength, you know, with all the birds in your class and whatnot.

[Rockin']

Ballet will teach you nothing that you need to know in the ring........Rockin'

[Marchegiano]

I agree...drop the Ballet. You could take up Fencing instead if your really worried about having light feet, but really a solid boxing instructor should be all you need bud.

[MePunchHard]

Do you have any pants on in the ballet shoes picture?

[Daniel_Kemp]

Well, Billy Elliot, taking ballet lessons will probably improve your balance and strengthen your calf muscles, however it can potentially have a negative impact on your mental strength, you know, with all the birds in your class and whatnot.

How will that have a negative impact on my mental strength?

I agree...drop the Ballet. You could take up Fencing instead if your really worried about having light feet, but really a solid boxing instructor should be all you need bud.

Why is fencing better?

Do you have any pants on in the ballet shoes picture?

No.

[Chip2006uk]

Fencing would be better because it would help with your sense of moving in and out of range whereas ballet would just help you prance about a bit

[Marchegiano]

Fencing would be better because it would help with your sense of moving in and out of range whereas ballet would just help you prance about a bit

simply put. Do a little history checking and you'll come to find many-a-pugilist found success in fencing and back the other way as well. Here's a name to know: James Figg. I've nothing against ballet...i'm sure it'll grant light feet, but fencing is light feet with a heavy purpose.

[Daniel_Kemp]

Fencing would be better because it would help with your sense of moving in and out of range whereas ballet would just help you prance about a bit

simply put. Do a little history checking and you'll come to find many-a-pugilist found success in fencing and back the other way as well. Here's a name to know: James Figg. I've nothing against ballet...i'm sure it'll grant light feet, but fencing is light feet with a heavy purpose.

I was thinking about taking fencing lessons, but people wrote that it wasn't a good idea.

I already bought stuff for ballet, so I'll try it out, but I'll look into fencing schools.

Thanks Chip2006uk and Marchegiano.

[Rockin']

Fencing could help abit but I would still say that if you want to box it should be more than enough working out and traing on it's own. You could be a joker of all trades or a master of one at a time. Boxing will take whatever extra energy that you'll have if you do it properly........Rockin'