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I don't know how many people here actually compete but I was wondering who here is or has been a late starter. I almost always lose the first and sometimes second round and then have to fight like hell the 3rd and 4th to make up for it.
Anyone else have this problem, my coach is about to kill me for stressing him out so bad every fight. :lol:
younghypnotiq
04-07-2008, 07:10 PM
i do the opposite. i do nasty in the first 2 roudns or w.e but then i get tired and get fucked the last few
I'm not talking about sparring.
Illmatic
04-07-2008, 07:20 PM
I'm not talking about sparring.
:lol:..in my limited amount of am fights (3 rounders) went like this:
1st Rnd- Clear Win
2nd Rnd- Barely win
3rd Rnd- hanging on for dear life
:lol:..in my limited amount of am fights (3 rounders) went like this:
1st Rnd- Clear Win
2nd Rnd- Barely win
3rd Rnd- hanging on for dear life
:lol: Sounds like my opponents.
Illmatic
04-07-2008, 07:34 PM
:lol: Sounds like my opponents.
:lol: Were they all flash with little substance as well?
I was pretty good..for a round.
:lol: Were they all flash with little substance as well?
I was pretty good..for a round.
The more experienced boxers seem to take fitness a bit more seriously. But for the most part they are only good for the first half of the fight and then fade out. I'm the opposite, it takes me a round or two to get into it.
younghypnotiq
04-07-2008, 07:54 PM
I'm not talking about sparring.
fuck u bitch. u also didnt specify about what sport. cuz i do the same in my wrestling maches and mma sparring
fuck u bitch. u also didnt specify about what sport. cuz i do the same in my wrestling maches and mma sparring
Actually, I did indicate it was in compitetion.
younghypnotiq
04-07-2008, 08:04 PM
okk... i didnt say u didnt i said u didnt specify whch sport. and i said im the oppositie. and sparring is lie teh same thing as a fightin my gym
okk... i didnt say u didnt i said u didnt specify whch sport. and i said im the oppositie. and sparring is lie teh same thing as a fightin my gym
Well then I suppose my question didn't apply to you now did it.
younghypnotiq
04-07-2008, 08:13 PM
u rly need to stop PMSing wtf is wrong with u
SeanDoc
04-07-2008, 08:14 PM
Why the need to specify the sport in a boxing forum?
Why the need to specify the sport in a boxing forum?
exactly.
younghypnotiq
04-07-2008, 08:40 PM
yah but if any other poster responended and they didnt box u wouldnt diss them like u did me
I didn't 'dis' you. I just said that I wasn't talking about sparring.
salsanchezfan
04-07-2008, 09:41 PM
yah but if any other poster responended and they didnt box u wouldnt diss them like u did me
..............Jesus christ dude; I think YOU'RE the one that needs the midol here. :lol:
RockOn33
04-07-2008, 09:42 PM
fuck u bitch. u also didnt specify about what sport. cuz i do the same in my wrestling maches and mma sparring
this is a boxing training/amateur boxing forum...
yah but if any other poster responended and they didnt box u wouldnt diss them like u did me
she didnt dis u, ur the one freaking out on here for no reason.
Illmatic
04-07-2008, 10:39 PM
fuck u bitch. u also didnt specify about what sport. cuz i do the same in my wrestling maches and mma sparring
typical fake piece of shit. How very christian of you...you are well on your way to being the piece of shit adult everyone thought you'd become.
Primadonna Kool
04-07-2008, 10:42 PM
fuck u bitch. u also didnt specify about what sport. cuz i do the same in my wrestling maches and mma sparring
ha ha ha go and get her man.
ha ha ha haaaaaaaaaa :lol:
jimmie
04-07-2008, 10:57 PM
I had a hard time getting warmed up in the back so my first rounds werent very good on my part plus I liked to feel my guy out. All my stoppages exept for 1 were in the 3rd round thats my round.
younghypnotiq
04-07-2008, 11:09 PM
typical fake piece of shit. How very christian of you...you are well on your way to being the piece of shit adult everyone thought you'd become.
wtf r u tlaking about? how very chrisitian of u? and how am i fake?
Little_Mac
04-08-2008, 12:45 AM
I tend to burn out in later rounds.
znaak
04-08-2008, 01:26 AM
I don't know how many people here actually compete but I was wondering who here is or has been a late starter. I almost always lose the first and sometimes second round and then have to fight like hell the 3rd and 4th to make up for it.
Anyone else have this problem, my coach is about to kill me for stressing him out so bad every fight. :lol:
I did it in my first 15 fights or so. I start earlier now. It was great for the people watching, but not so fun for me getting so stressed. :D
I did it in my first 15 fights or so. I start earlier now. It was great for the people watching, but not so fun for me getting so stressed. :D
:lol: That's what I keep telling my coach, I'm just trying to make an interesting fight for those who are watching. But it's not good. It's like I have to be losing before I can turn it on and go hard. :?
What do did you do different? I've tried warming up longer, listening to music and all that. I don't know.
joekirkbycobra
04-08-2008, 02:56 AM
i go the pace they go
because im confident in my ability an fitness
i go the pace they go
because im confident in my ability an fitness
Well, for me it's not a conditioning thing because I'm always in better shape than my opponent. It's more mental I think. :?
znaak
04-08-2008, 10:45 AM
:lol: That's what I keep telling my coach, I'm just trying to make an interesting fight for those who are watching. But it's not good. It's like I have to be losing before I can turn it on and go hard. :?
What do did you do different? I've tried warming up longer, listening to music and all that. I don't know.
Well, I didn't think that much about the people watching, it just went that way whatever I did. :p When I really knew I was losing, something always sort of clicked, then I just had to fight harder. Funny to see I wasn't the only one. :D
Hmm... I don't really know what made it "go away". I tried to warm up longer and do shorter warmups with more flurries and sprints inbetween. But eventually it just went away gradually. In my last couple of fights I've usually started hard.
Ok, I'm going to try a more intense and longer warm up this Friday and see how it goes.
Lostmykeys
04-08-2008, 12:24 PM
fuck u bitch. u also didnt specify about what sport. cuz i do the same in my wrestling maches and mma sparring
:lol::lol::lol:
znaak
04-08-2008, 02:58 PM
Ok, I'm going to try a more intense and longer warm up this Friday and see how it goes.
Let us know how it goes. :good
joekirkbycobra
04-08-2008, 04:59 PM
Well, for me it's not a conditioning thing because I'm always in better shape than my opponent. It's more mental I think. :?fair does
Kyroguy
04-09-2008, 12:43 AM
I don't know how many people here actually compete but I was wondering who here is or has been a late starter. I almost always lose the first and sometimes second round and then have to fight like hell the 3rd and 4th to make up for it.
Anyone else have this problem, my coach is about to kill me for stressing him out so bad every fight. :lol:
I saw your fight vid on here a few weeks back and wanted to ask you about your power. If you've found that you don't have that much power then perhaps you start a fight subconciously thinking that it'll go the distance and you won't be able to stop your opponent.
Next fight tell yourself that you're going to really hurt your opponent early and get her out of there in the first round. Get that killer instinct going. I don't mean go all out so that you couldn't make the 4th round if it goes that long, but hurt your opponent with each punch thrown hard. Then they'll be cautious about swarming on you and getting points because you aren't answering back as much in the first couple of rounds.
I saw your fight vid on here a few weeks back and wanted to ask you about your power. If you've found that you don't have that much power then perhaps you start a fight subconciously thinking that it'll go the distance and you won't be able to stop your opponent.
Next fight tell yourself that you're going to really hurt your opponent early and get her out of there in the first round. Get that killer instinct going. I don't mean go all out so that you couldn't make the 4th round if it goes that long, but hurt your opponent with each punch thrown hard. Then they'll be cautious about swarming on you and getting points because you aren't answering back as much in the first couple of rounds.
Good advice, thank you. I shall try that. :thumbsup
MrSmall
04-09-2008, 08:54 AM
Yeah, Amy punches like a girl!
Yeah, Amy punches like a girl!
I'm I'm still the most active boxer on this board.
SweetScience
04-09-2008, 10:11 AM
Nervousness I presume why people lose the first round sometimes.
Rakim
04-09-2008, 10:19 AM
I know dick about boxing but as far as psychology goes, the body language given off before a fight starts must have a big effect. Maybe part of the reason your first round is the worst is because your opponent thinks they've spotted a 'weakness', in this case; a lack of confidence. I'm not sure how you act before a fight, but I'd guess that you're not loud, cocky, or arrogant in the build-up. Maybe you could just try strolling slowly around the ring a little more, looking extremely confident. If your opponent has a little bit of fear, they'll start a little more cautiously. This might help you start as well as you finish.
avk47
04-09-2008, 10:47 AM
I'm I'm still the most active boxer on this board.
You're the one who was complaining about not getting fights for several months :!: So I would dispute that. Young hippo, for example, has fights in the parking lot every time he spars, and if you don't think those are bouts, you must be pretty stupid.
znaak
04-09-2008, 11:09 AM
I know dick about boxing but as far as psychology goes, the body language given off before a fight starts must have a big effect. Maybe part of the reason your first round is the worst is because your opponent thinks they've spotted a 'weakness', in this case; a lack of confidence. I'm not sure how you act before a fight, but I'd guess that you're not loud, cocky, or arrogant in the build-up. Maybe you could just try strolling slowly around the ring a little more, looking extremely confident. If your opponent has a little bit of fear, they'll start a little more cautiously. This might help you start as well as you finish.
Well, I was always very confident and never nervous before a fight. It happened anyway. But I guess it's very individual.
Well, I was always very confident and never nervous before a fight. It happened anyway. But I guess it's very individual.
That's the same with me. I don't really get nervous at all. It would probably help if I was a little nervous.
You're the one who was complaining about not getting fights for several months :!: So I would dispute that. Young hippo, for example, has fights in the parking lot every time he spars, and if you don't think those are bouts, you must be pretty stupid.
You're right. I'm only on my 5th real fight in two months, I really need to get out to the parking lot more often.
MrSmall
04-09-2008, 12:53 PM
And National Golden Gloves champion!
joekirkbycobra
04-09-2008, 06:25 PM
i would of been more active if i didnt miss 14 months of my 24 months of amateur boxing through injury
now im takin a break n gonna start up again in the forces n wen i get out fight unlicensed 4 a bit then turn pro
younghypnotiq
04-09-2008, 06:33 PM
You're right. I'm only on my 5th real fight in two months, I really need to get out to the parking lot more often.
and ive only had 35 wrestling matches in the past 2 months.
SeanDoc
04-09-2008, 07:00 PM
and ive only had 35 wrestling matches in the past 2 months.
Ha. Only 35 in two whole months. That's alright I suppose but... unimpressive.
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