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How long have you been boxing?
How many amateur fights do have you had?
Have they all been small club shows?
Any major tournanement experience?
What is the average comeptition you face?
How consistent is your training?
How long have you been boxing?
How many amateur fights do have you had?
Have they all been small club shows?
Any major tournanement experience?
What is the average comeptition you face?
How consistent is your training?
I've been boxing for about 3.5 years seriously. I was a fitness person before that.
Zero fights, my first fight will be in a few months.
My sparring partners are all decent amateur fighters, doing well with them in the ring convinced me to compete after all.
My training has been pretty consistent except for a few short periods of inactivity. At this moment I'm back to 5 times a week boxing training, the other two days I do whatever I feel like, running, cycling, or whatever.
How long have you been boxing?
How many amateur fights do have you had?
Have they all been small club shows?
Any major tournanement experience?
What is the average comeptition you face?
How consistent is your training?
Ive been boxing for 1 year and my first fight was yesterday. It was a PRO-AM card and the guy i fought was 1-1. I train 4 times a week and run in average two times a week outside the gym where I also run.
Cool thanks guys, that's what I was looking for.
Me:
How long have you been boxing? Coming up on three years.
How many amateur fights do have you had? 18 with three more tournaments this summer/fall. So I'm hoping to have close to 25 by the time the season is over.
Any major tournanement experience? US Nationals twice and Rindside once. Heading to Women's National Golden Gloves in a few weeks and to Ringside in August.
What is the average comeptition you face? Across the map. Occassionaly I'll fight someone with 4 or 5 fights but at tournaments most of my opponents have 30-50+ fights and loads more experience.
How consistent is your training? Year round with maybe a week off in the spring and at the end of summer. Usually 5-6 days a week.
floridasfinest
06-15-2008, 01:59 PM
How long have you been boxing? On and off for a year
How many amateur fights do have you had? 0
What is the average comeptition you face? I've sparred with some good pro's and some guys who were getting in the ring for the first time. Usually it's guys with a few amateur fights.
How consistent is your training? 5-6 days a week now. Had to take a long period of time off due to injury so I'm just getting back into it now.
znaak
06-15-2008, 02:45 PM
How long have you been boxing? Six years in September. First two years weren't serious.
How many amateur fights do have you had? 43.
Have they all been small club shows? No, we have many box cup's in Scandinavia. And some smaller tournaments.
Any major tournanement experience? Not that big (yet). Only thing is the Norwegian Nationals, where I got silver this year (they robbed me in the final), but you can't call it a major tournament. :D
What is the average comeptition you face? Usually guys with more fights than me. Not easy to find opponents on the same level.
How consistent is your training? Every day for the last four years.
Melbourneborn
06-16-2008, 11:21 AM
How long have you been boxing?
About 8months or so
How many amateur fights do have you had?
3
Have they all been small club shows?
Yea, pretty much.
Any major tournanement experience?
Nupo.. maybe in a couple of years.
What is the average comeptition you face?
The guys i spar are better then the guys i fight.. i spar some pretty good pro's and accomplished amateurs. The guys ive fought haven't been overly impressive.
How consistent is your training?
5-6 days a week at the gym.. every week with 2 days off after a fight. A little bit of running thrown in too.
PaddyD1983
06-16-2008, 11:22 AM
How long have you been boxing? About 3 years
How many amateur fights do have you had? 0 senior fights (work committments means this isnt going to change any time soon)
What is the average comeptition you face? Sparred against range of amateurs including some with national experience and a handful of professionals
How consistent is your training? Year round with gaps for holidays (about 2 weeks each twice a year). 5 gym visits a week but boxing only twice (gym not really open the times I finish work)
PaddyD1983
06-16-2008, 11:24 AM
Ive been boxing for 1 year and my first fight was yesterday. It was a PRO-AM card and the guy i fought was 1-1. I train 4 times a week and run in average two times a week outside the gym where I also run.
How'd you do man?
How'd you do man?
I won 15-13 if i remember well. I had trouble in the first but after that it was cool. Unfortunatly, all the other guys from my gym lost....
PaddyD1983
06-16-2008, 11:35 AM
I won 15-13 if i remember well. I had trouble in the first but after that it was cool. Unfortunatly, all the other guys from my gym lost....
Well done!
What weight you fighting at?
Hope you dont have too many aches :bbb
lefthook
06-16-2008, 03:30 PM
How long have you been boxing?I have been training seriously since one year.
How many amateur fights do have you had?I have 6 fights and 1 exhibition
Have they all been small club shows?3 were small clubs shows and 3 were in 2 different competions
Any major tournanement experience?not yet
What is the average comeptition you face?Guys with less than 10 fights and most of them were decent boxers
How consistent is your training?Im a training addict so im always training.I go to the gym 3-4 times a week and the other days I run,I lift weights,I do bodyweights exercises etc...
1. About 8 months.
2. 7 fights.
3.Yes.
4. Nope
5. I am not open yet.
6. Once a week now the seasons over but normally 2/3 a week.
How did you get 7 fights so fast.
Your a girl boxer? :O Yep.
stevexx28
06-17-2008, 02:37 AM
How long have you been boxing?
How many amateur fights do have you had?
Have they all been small club shows?
Any major tournanement experience?
What is the average comeptition you face?
How consistent is your training?
I did a little in the summer but I've been doing it consistently since November which makes it about 7 and 1/2 months.
None yet hope to have some this summer.
None
Nope
I mostly spar with a bunch of begginers and occasionally someone who is way better than me. But recently i found someone who can bang for a few rounds whos about as good as me.
I train about every other day, Usually do calisthenics or cardio on my off days or sometimes nothing. I have no set schedule since if I don't feel good I wont go to the gym cause i cant get the best workout but I never dont train more than 3 days unless i purposly take a week off.
joekirkbycobra
06-17-2008, 02:56 AM
How long have you been boxing?
How many amateur fights do have you had?
Have they all been small club shows?
Any major tournanement experience?
What is the average comeptition you face?
How consistent is your training?
1.i was fighting 3 years training all me life tho
2.5 am won 4 lost 1 n i got robbed in that 1
3.yes but i beat the kid who got to the semis of the abas
4.i was injured for every tournament i could fight in in my 3 year thats the main reason i stopped
5.the worst ive faced was a 1-2 the best 11-1
thats records doesnt really suggest quality but it was right in this case
i get very good sparring as we have to internationals around my weight , i give them a tough spar but they mostly get the better of them
6.i train 6 days a week all year round
Youngblood
06-17-2008, 03:58 AM
How long have you been boxing? Be 2 years in Sept.
How many amateur fights do have you had? 12 fights, only 3 santioned (you know why).
Have they all been small club shows? Most, yes, local pay at the doors...but also santioned fights at Kewadin Casino, Island Resort Casino, and Ontario National Training Center.
Any major tournanement experience? Have provincials coming up, and hoping a run at nationals. Doubt but hope to see you Amy at ringside :) (clock is running)
What is the average comeptition you face? Up to 10 years older with lots more experience. Some the same or less but always older. Sanctioned..so far slightly out of my age class.
How consistent is your training? Too consistant.
PaddyD1983
06-17-2008, 04:35 AM
1.i was fighting 3 years training all me life tho
2.5 am won 4 lost 1 n i got robbed in that 1
3.yes but i beat the kid who got to the semis of the abas
4.i was injured for every tournament i could fight in in my 3 year thats the main reason i stopped
5.the worst ive faced was a 1-2 the best 11-1
thats records doesnt really suggest quality but it was right in this case
i get very good sparring as we have to internationals around my weight , i give them a tough spar but they mostly get the better of them
6.i train 6 days a week all year round
What weight you at Joe?
You got anyone at the Bridge that I might know?
Brighton bomber
06-17-2008, 05:29 AM
Boxed when I was a teenager for a few of years, stopped due to my parents not wanting to me to fight due to a friend of there's suffereing brain injuries from boxing.
I was a flyweight and only had 15 fights, 12 wins 3 losses. Still do some of the training to keep fit. Occaissonally go into a proper gym but always get to tempted to spar so don't go often.
RockOn33
06-17-2008, 09:14 AM
How long have you been boxing? Almost a year and a half
How many amateur fights do have you had? None yet, soon hopefully
Have they all been small club shows?
Any major tournanement experience? I'm hoping to get into golden gloves in january
What is the average comeptition you face? I've sparred a 2008 golden gloves finalist
How consistent is your training? I train 3 times a week with coach supervision then another day or two during the week. Now that it is summer, ill be training a lot more
haggler2167
06-18-2008, 08:45 AM
amateur fights 18
amatuer rec=16 wins 2 losses
major tournaments =north west golden gloves
now profesional = had 17 fights only lost one by tko
train 6 days a week
travelling diffrent gyms all the time
:bbb
MrSmall
06-18-2008, 09:52 AM
Nice one, haggler.
I've been boxing for about 3.5 years seriously. I was a fitness person before that.
Zero fights, my first fight will be in a few months.
My sparring partners are all decent amateur fighters, doing well with them in the ring convinced me to compete after all.
My training has been pretty consistent except for a few short periods of inactivity. At this moment I'm back to 5 times a week boxing training, the other two days I do whatever I feel like, running, cycling, or whatever.
Update... I fought an exhibition yesterday. If it was scored I would have lost, I wasn't active enough. But I knew that in advance, the other guy had a lot of experience, and this was just to get used to the public and all the other things like warming up in the hallway etc.
I learned that my pace needs to be higher for Olympic style boxing, less power more punches. I wasn't nervous but the crowd got on my mind anyway, I completely forgot about my game plan and was mindlessly chasing him, I was too eager. Learned a lot, next time will be serious. I want my first fight as soon as possible, it will probably be in september.
Youngblood
06-22-2008, 10:39 AM
Update... I fought an exhibition yesterday. If it was scored I would have lost, I wasn't active enough. But I knew that in advance, the other guy had a lot of experience, and this was just to get used to the public and all the other things like warming up in the hallway etc.
I learned that my pace needs to be higher for Olympic style boxing, less power more punches. I wasn't nervous but the crowd got on my mind anyway, I completely forgot about my game plan and was mindlessly chasing him, I was too eager. Learned a lot, next time will be serious. I want my first fight as soon as possible, it will probably be in september.
Nice feeling to fight eh? Dunno if it is the same for everyone but I get a huge rush after fighting, I would imagine what doing a drug might be like.
Focus is such an easy thing to lose. My first few santioned fights were in Casinos and it was dark, but with nice lighting so focus was easy...hit the dude all lit up in front of you!
Then I had a fight after those where I was hurt going in, so that was on my mind...and the place was small in comparison and lit up very bright. I swear could hear what people were saying as was fighting and it was a total mind fook.
Congrats on your first fight.
Yes it was a great feeling. I was hyper active the entire night which annoyed the living shit out of some people :lol:
MrSmall
06-22-2008, 02:06 PM
Well done, pal! Here's to many more.
Kolya
06-22-2008, 05:28 PM
Yes it was a great feeling. I was hyper active the entire night which annoyed the living shit out of some people :lol:
:happy :happy :happy :happy :happy
Way to go, RDJ. I'm the same way. I get really jacked off of adrenaline and endorphins and coming down off the fight, and I'm really talkative and in a good mood usually; it means that the crowd is shocked when they talk to me how nice I am. :lol: But yeah mate; focus on your output and keeping a nice, high and tight guard to pick off more shots while letting your hands go more. Maybe more volume and when you get inside, then whip some hard ones around so he can feel your power.
the prom queen
06-22-2008, 06:12 PM
How long have you been boxing?
How many amateur fights do have you had?
Have they all been small club shows?
Any major tournanement experience?
What is the average comeptition you face?
How consistent is your training?
I boxed for 3 and a half years
quit back in 2003
I did not fight competitively but sparred with many people
I sparred with the mexican kid who won the 2002 golden gloves at 139
I sparred regularly with serveral journeyman level pro's
and I had 4 gym tourney bouts(informal)
just started training again this month after a 5 year layoff
pugilist_boyd
06-23-2008, 03:07 AM
I Fought For 4 Years Off And On I Won The Novice Middleweight Title In The Golden Gloves In 2005.had A Lot Of Trouble At First Always Matched With Lanky Back Peddlin Guys Much Taller Than My 5,10 Frame.started Fighting Without Enough Sparring But Caught On After About 4 Fights Had 9 So Far But A Lot Of Injuries And Family Crisis Have Kept Me From Pursuing My Infactuation.i Cosider Myself A Swarmer With Awsome Bodypunching Power And A Great Right Hand But Sucky Reflexes And Cant See Punches Coming Very Well,but A Good Chin And Lots Of Heart Have Pulled Me Thru Dozens Of Wars In Our Gym With Much Bigger Opposition.i Just Had Surgery On My Knee So Im Out Again Maybe For Good As Im 30 Now But When I Was Training I Ran About Every To Every Other Day Sparred At Least 2-3 Times A Week And Did Bag Work Every Night,but It Was Very Difficult Working 10 Hours A Day And Training Afterwords
pugilist_boyd
06-24-2008, 10:20 AM
it . took me 10 min. to peck that response with 2 finger so there always all caps or all lower to save another 5 min ,sorry guys i was never interisted in typing class and truthfully fairly new using computers
Well done!
What weight you fighting at?
Hope you dont have too many aches :bbb
Fighting at about 150 lbs, weight in at 149.8....
MrSmall
06-24-2008, 02:35 PM
it . took me 10 min. to peck that response with 2 finger so there always all caps or all lower to save another 5 min ,sorry guys i was never interisted in typing class and truthfully fairly new using computers
Nice story there my friend about the Golden gloves.
boxingchamp767
06-26-2008, 04:35 PM
My names Raul Marquez im 15 ive been boxing for 1 year and 8 months and i have 9 fights its hard to get fights cause nobody wants to fight me but,
i had
1 fight at the regonal jr. Olympics
1 at the state jr. olympics
2 in the Regonal golden gloves
1 at the ringside world championships
the rest were local shows
My names Raul Marquez im 15 ive been boxing for 1 year and 8 months and i have 9 fights its hard to get fights cause nobody wants to fight me but,
i had
1 fight at the regonal jr. Olympics
1 at the state jr. olympics
2 in the Regonal golden gloves
1 at the ringside world championships
the rest were local shows
Will you be at Ringside this year?
MasterFlo
06-27-2008, 02:58 AM
Wow I thought there would be more experience here.
I've been boxing since I was 13, so 9 years. But I was just fighting my friends in my basement and hitting mitts with no idea what I was doing. At 15 I went to join a boxing gym and I found out I had serious neck problems, so I got that fixed and fell out of boxing. Got back into it at 17, started getting somewhere, sparring alot but not working out enough and being lackluster. Moved to Whistler got too involved in skiing and quit boxing until about a year ago.
So as of now I train everyday, I have no amateur fights yet I just spar at the moment. Probably first fight in the fall. And I want it for real, I want to go as far as you can go, but I'm 22 now and hoping someone will still take a chance on an old timer.
ben1990
06-27-2008, 05:33 AM
How long have you been boxing? 3 years
How many amateur fights do have you had? 5, I did really bad though because I fought as a junior and was facing kids with a lot more experience. Never been stopped or knocked down.
Have they all been small club shows? Yea
Any major tournanement experience? Nah
What is the average comeptition you face? amauters
How consistent is your training? I train anywhere from 1-5 days a week depends what I feel like rarely ever do road work. --- Gah, being honest makes me realize that I dont really train hard enough... I always don't throw enough punches cause I wanna quit cuz I'm so damned tired.
boxingchamp767
06-27-2008, 12:32 PM
Will you be at Ringside this year?
yea i will
Youngblood
06-29-2008, 11:08 AM
My names Raul Marquez im 15 ive been boxing for 1 year and 8 months and i have 9 fights its hard to get fights cause nobody wants to fight me but,
i had
1 fight at the regonal jr. Olympics
1 at the state jr. olympics
2 in the Regonal golden gloves
1 at the ringside world championships
the rest were local shows
Where you live and what weight?
yea i will
Sweet! Me too. :thumbsup
OuterDrake
06-29-2008, 01:19 PM
20 years old and only 3 months of boxing training.
boxingchamp767
07-01-2008, 03:26 AM
Where you live and what weight?
houston,tx between 145 and 152
Youngblood
07-01-2008, 11:59 AM
houston,tx between 145 and 152
right age, right size....too far.
Ah well, good luck to you and Amy both at Ringside.
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