what kind of style shud a fighter liek this use

[younghypnotiq]

good chin
pretty good power
decent speed
below AVG cardio
decent blocking
terrible dodging like slipping, bobbin, etc
avg footwork.

[butler08]

continue to train power and blocking abliity should follow try to work on the inside

it would help if you said ameture or pro and the height

[younghypnotiq]

amateur. im abotu 6 ft1 and fight at 165. im pretty good in the middle of the ring and wen i throw lots of punches i always do good but i gas out to quick. and wenever i get put againt the ropes i get wrecked.

[TheRock49]

Im the same height but maybe one or two pounds smaller when I weigh in. If I was you I would work on speed and cardio. Im fast and I use that and my height to keep my distance (Im a jab/straight thrower and hate the inside or close fighting). Being out of reach and continueing to step to the side makes their hits fall short 70% of the time and Ill go like that all day. So I would say work on the cardio and and speed. It has been working for me and Im 4 and 1 now in Amateurs...

[RDJ]

You should improve where possible instead of working around it.

[TheRock49]

As for getting it on the ropes. A new trick Ive started doing a few months ago is when Im cornered in the ring, throw a straight right and at the impact kinda sweep it to the right of their face. Then kinda pull them to your right with your right arm and step outta the corner with you left foot. I've just started doing it and its been working really well. That and the other guys hate it.

[younghypnotiq]

thanks guys yah im trying to improve my cardio but its fucking hard i quit smoking weed and shit whihc im sure is rly wat wsa fuckign up my cardio since i run so much but i just wasnt getting better.

[TheRock49]

:happy

[younghypnotiq]

anhy other tips for atleast now till i get my cardio beter?>

[RDJ]

Sometimes cardio isn't the problem, it's being too stiff. If all your muscles are tense, you burn a lot of energy. The fact that you're not good at slipping and ducking and have average footwork kind of underlines that suspicion. Try being more fluid and relaxed, it'll do miracles for your ring stamina. Also, don't load up on every punch, that'll get you gassed in no time as well, especially if your opponent makes you miss a few.

[younghypnotiq]

yah lol i miss alot. alright thanks. any tips on how to be more fluid?

[RDJ]

yah lol i miss alot. alright thanks. any tips on how to be more fluid?

Work on it in training. Don't load up on every shot and try to keep your body, especially the arms and torso relaxed. Practice slipping, see if it becomes more easy if you try to relax a little.

Or perhaps it's your level of opposition that makes you tense, I gas out pretty quick as well if I'm outclassed :D

[younghypnotiq]

lol well i get rocked pretty much everytime i spar lol. since al teh guys in my gym i sapr are amateurs with pretty good records

[RDJ]

Perhaps you should do more defensive drills then, not getting hit is rather important.

[TheRock49]

Some would even venture to say it's half of boxing...

[younghypnotiq]

ya lol. i rly need to work on that. althought everyone says i have a great cfhin which is good cuz some of our hardest hitters have teed off on my head and i still didnt go down.