Most boxing trainers believe that punchers are born not made. I believe that. Foreman, Shavers, Marciano, etc did not develop their power, they always had it from day one. I never heard that you can only increase your punching power by 10% but now that I think about it, I believe it. Good video.
Thanks again coach for yet another gem of a video! I am 55 years young and one thing I have noticed in my punching power and how it has improved is Technique and with that, less pain and stress on joints, ligaments and muscles. I just started boxing training in September of last year and already sustained a distal biceps tendon rupture that did require surgery to repair. I've been released by my surgeon since February of this year and finally back to hitting the heavy bag, speed bag and double end bag. With all this said. A WORD TO THE WISE AND ALL THOSE JUST GETTING IN TO BOXING.......LISTEN TO COACH V, ABSORB WHAT HE'S TEACHING....I am convinced that if I had discovered Coach V when I first got in to this Great Sport, I know I would never have gotten injured and had to sit out 6 months recovering from an injury that could have easily been prevented with PROPER INSTRUCTION! Thanks Coach, for all that you do and share with all of us out here that have fallen in love with this Awesome sport.
@@coachv3436 oh shit, like blood brothers? Daaaaaamn, haha!! Y’all lowkey look alike now that I think bout it. I’m smooth, trynna do what I can to improve and become a better person. I’m a senior in college and I start school up again next month, so you mad inspiring me to join a boxing gym. Not looking into competing, but gettin more confident in my ability to defend myself and others if the situation arises. Thanks for askin bro, wssup with you how you doin?
Hey coach I’m looking to do amateur and professional boxing as a career but my eyesight isn’t the best would I still be able to compete at a higher stage?
Vision tests are necessary just like getting a driver's license some corrective surgeries can disqualify you from the sport professionally so I would speak to your optometrist and your local boxing commission to see what their requirements are
@@dad4378 I needed to do something because I was getting lazy. Always had talent in sports an was playing in national baseball team by age 17 but work came into way now I'm starting over again by age 25 and want to go pro asap :3 But I can't seem to find any fights to build up my score. Feeling very confident like I can beat everybody
Hey Coach, I was wondering if I have a good build for boxing, I'm 14 years old, I weigh 130lbs, my body fat % is 12% and I'm lean, should I build more mass or keep the leaner build?
Get on a solid strength training program. Full body twice a week works well to fit in plenty of Boxing. Endurance is trained with cardio, strength is trained with weights and therefore 5-12 reps is best
Age 8: I could kick a football the highest Age 12: I was the fastest runner Age 18: I was the strongest in year 12 Age 21: I was the best fighter in my gym Age 27: my 'power' is a 9/10 and I can run a 11 sec 100m with no trainning Coincidence I don't think so
Most boxing trainers believe that punchers are born not made. I believe that. Foreman, Shavers, Marciano, etc did not develop their power, they always had it from day one. I never heard that you can only increase your punching power by 10% but now that I think about it, I believe it. Good video.
word, straights facts....your the chillest youtuber i have ever come across.
Much appreciated brother 💯💪🏽
Thanks again coach for yet another gem of a video! I am 55 years young and one thing I have noticed in my punching power and how it has improved is Technique and with that, less pain and stress on joints, ligaments and muscles. I just started boxing training in September of last year and already sustained a distal biceps tendon rupture that did require surgery to repair. I've been released by my surgeon since February of this year and finally back to hitting the heavy bag, speed bag and double end bag. With all this said. A WORD TO THE WISE AND ALL THOSE JUST GETTING IN TO BOXING.......LISTEN TO COACH V, ABSORB WHAT HE'S TEACHING....I am convinced that if I had discovered Coach V when I first got in to this Great Sport, I know I would never have gotten injured and had to sit out 6 months recovering from an injury that could have easily been prevented with PROPER INSTRUCTION! Thanks Coach, for all that you do and share with all of us out here that have fallen in love with this Awesome sport.
Hey good video. Most people always overlook genetics thinking it's all their hardwork as to why they have KO power.
Always love your videos coach v ❤️
Hey Coach V, I seen you in ABG Neal’s video lmao. Y’all homies or related by blood?
How's it going bro, he's my brother
@@coachv3436 oh shit, like blood brothers? Daaaaaamn, haha!! Y’all lowkey look alike now that I think bout it. I’m smooth, trynna do what I can to improve and become a better person. I’m a senior in college and I start school up again next month, so you mad inspiring me to join a boxing gym. Not looking into competing, but gettin more confident in my ability to defend myself and others if the situation arises. Thanks for askin bro, wssup with you how you doin?
@Bruce Wayne supposedly. th-cam.com/video/JIBe9eqHcXk/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=ABGNeal check out the :28 second timestamp haha. Surprise crossover!
@@dv7978 liking that pfp👌🏾
@@juk1107 likin yours too my brother 🤣🤣
Would you group George foreman with Rocky and Deontay Wilder?
As far as lacking perfect fundamentals but having above average punching power yes
Hey coach I’m looking to do amateur and professional boxing as a career but my eyesight isn’t the best would I still be able to compete at a higher stage?
Yes same question. I don't have much vision in my left eye. Will this be an issue, coach?
Vision tests are necessary just like getting a driver's license some corrective surgeries can disqualify you from the sport professionally so I would speak to your optometrist and your local boxing commission to see what their requirements are
Hei coach, how much months of training do u think an average fighter needs until he's ready for the first fight?
Are you new to boxing? What made you take up the sport? I'm curious :)
Honestly that is a case by case study of the individual but I have had guys fight as soon as 6 months (VERY RARE) and others take a couple of years
@@dad4378 I needed to do something because I was getting lazy. Always had talent in sports an was playing in national baseball team by age 17 but work came into way now I'm starting over again by age 25 and want to go pro asap :3
But I can't seem to find any fights to build up my score.
Feeling very confident like I can beat everybody
Ah lucky for me then 🦾
Me too 😂😂😠
Hey Coach, I was wondering if I have a good build for boxing, I'm 14 years old, I weigh 130lbs, my body fat % is 12% and I'm lean, should I build more mass or keep the leaner build?
does this also apply for hand speed? if not what are some ways I can increase hand speed? thanks
How do I start training @ your gym?
Hey coach v, what muscles are connected to punching power?
Should we lift weights for boxing?
Yes light weight high reps
Get on a solid strength training program. Full body twice a week works well to fit in plenty of Boxing. Endurance is trained with cardio, strength is trained with weights and therefore 5-12 reps is best
Nah mate just do press ups
Is 18 to late to start boxing? Could be a stupid question, just have no idea…
lol.. I remember that time Paulie went to the Ukraine and knocked out a legit opponent.. that KO came out of nowhere
Haha it happens, best jab in his weight class though!
Age 8: I could kick a football the highest
Age 12: I was the fastest runner
Age 18: I was the strongest in year 12
Age 21: I was the best fighter in my gym
Age 27: my 'power' is a 9/10 and I can run a 11 sec 100m with no trainning
Coincidence I don't think so
@@biscuitoliva7159 yea I always wanted to be a power ranger
@@rajunaidu7751 Yeah definitely a troll. Cya.