Boxing gyms

[Trodai]

I live in the middle of no where.
There are no boxing gyms. The closest I get to is making my own gym at my house and having my own set fights with my friends.
Any suggestions besides moving?

[Johnboy2007]

Having your own gym is better than nothing but there is no substitute for a trainer unfortunatly. Youd have to travel or move to get real instruction.

[gallagher430]

Whats the closest gym around you? There may be some trainer that doesn't have his own gym anymore living somewhere near you. I don't know if you would be able to find something like that out or not, but that's better than not going to a gym at all.

[Little_Mac]

I was in the exact same boat you were for a while. Look, unless you move or something you're going to have to find a trainer. I searched for close to year until i found my trainer (Still have to drive like 30 minutes). He has a gym setup in his garage. Until you can find a setup like that, or move, you should concentrate on just basic conditioning (running, calisthenics, situps, jump rope, etc.) Don't do anything boxing specific, you'll only develop bad habits.

[ralphc]

I live in the middle of no where.
There are no boxing gyms. The closest I get to is making my own gym at my house and having my own set fights with my friends.
Any suggestions besides moving?


Got a basement? Set up your own gym and get some boxing videos. If you have talent you will learn a few things. Of course sooner or later you will have to get a real trainer. There are limits to what you can achieve by yourself.