What's wrong with the last one? That's how I learned to take a punch and I've got a steel chin. I can't do math anymore but I was never that good at it anyway.
I’d like to add mismatching people in sparring. Nothing worse than watching an experienced fighter completely dominate and bully a beginner, a great coach will find people of similar levels/abilities/experience or maybe slightly better to get the max out of their students
@@jaketheasianguy3307 true! but that’s a good coach. Too often I’ve seen coaches just throw the newbie in there just to “see what he’s made of” only to watch the new guy get pasted around the room. Huge red flag for an awful coach
This happened to me. I’m not saying I’m a good fighter or anything, but my sparring partner wasn’t very good at all, and I would just dominate him every fight. I felt sorry for him and it got quite boring 😂 I left that gym in the end.
I've learned more (atleast about fighting) sparring with a dude thats 6 years older than me and pretty much in his prime, after sparring with him 5-6 times and my coach matched us on purpose i dominated dudes my age who were training for a similar amount of time. They can teach you not to take your guard down VERY QUICKLY
@@pl-0762 Broken knuckles don't heal back the same, while you're hurt you also can't train. Many boxers have ended their career because their hands can't take it anymore
Not gonna lie, alot of gyms have coaches just standing there saying jab cross hook uppercut over and over and let the students punching pads with a tiny bit or zero footwork.
Coach philosophy in sparring is hit as hard as you want to get hit he allows hard sparring but he will stop it once he sees blood or any type of injury.
Coming from a kickboxer, boxers don't stretch enough and always concussions feom hard sparring try a technical flow instead of taking someones head off.
I like my boxing coach, he makes us do a lot of heavy workouts but he never focuses on new boxers who trying to fight, he always focuses on his great fighters. He never focuses on me and other people. He don’t make us do footwork much, we do a lot of cardio and punching the bag, he don’t do mits, sometimes he does it with his great fighters, he chose people to hit bag and the rest of the people he don’t choose go to newbie class. He is great and all but I want a coach to focus of everyone that wants to become a boxer and puts effort.
I had a coach who wouldn’t pay attention to me kinda felt discouraged cause he wouldn’t do nothing with me not even pads hopefully this new trainer I’m with right now keeps up the same energy I’m trynna do something with this it just sucks when you’re own trainer don’t believe in you 💯
I quit when I was 21 bc I felt like I was too old to go pro (and do rlly well) and I wasted the time at the wrong gym who didn’t have sparring partners and it wasn’t even a real boxing gym 😬 oh well, if you’re talented and 16-18 and hungry to improve, just find the right coach/gym and you will have a lot of fun and who knows might get really far if you train really hard!
@@teddybear1829 yeah complete retarded. One of the guys who trained like this long term got some brain damage and became a drug addict even tho he was successfull af with the sport
My coach does the pad part but mainly because he has bad arms due to playing football and boxing most of his younger years but other than that he's worth his salt
@conspiramid_x86 Nothing wrong with pads. They're one of the best ways to train. The issue is throwing them out at the boxer rather than forcing the boxer move to the pads. Throwing pads out looks and sounds cool but it's ridiculous because you end up with terrible habits.
My coach made me spar with better boxers every day. I felt like I was making no progress because I never ''beat'' anyone, but I did a fun spar with friends it felt like easy mode
The only reason I could think of for “hitting” someone in the head is to do light taps, like 3 pounds force, just to train people to keep their eyes open and not flinch while having contact to the face/head. But even that has very very little benefit
Went to this boxing gym where the coach doesn’t teach you a damn thing. Then when I told them I’m improving at a rapid rate by learning from anything but that gym, they got upset and went behind my back and told my friend that “The TH-cam shit won’t work” but I’m better then most if not everyone in that gym lmao.
@@hwanniggles187 it definitely has a lot of great stuff for learning but the thing is when you have a coach they can tell you if your doing something wrong
I had a sparring session where my cheekbones got fractured and nose broken. Couldn’t breathe for a couple months my face was fucked up from “light sparring” he pulled out his top fighter just because he was getting rocked and put me in all sessions were hard and never truly learned much. Ever since I never went back I struggle from breathing through my nose sometimes trying to find a better coach where I will learn.
Yes. Sparring etiquette is important. I was recently asked to be a S/C coach for a new MMA gym in Portland and the culture the head coach created didn’t work for me. He was proud that nobody at other gyms wanted to spar with his star pupil and couldn’t see why. He encouraged him to spar way too hard. On top of that the coach wanted to do hard conditioning way too often. Creating a great fighter is all about the slow build. Patience and temperance is way for long term success.
I hope to find a coach that can pivot styles and has lots of experience switch hitting. I would only want light sparring, but they've gotta be able to torture me without punching that hard. I gotta get good enough to EARN a coach though, grind never stops lads.
What's wrong with heavy sparring in every session? I mainly go to my fightgym for that. Because that's the best thing to increase my confidence and to prepare for street fights.
@@mavlonkarlsefni I always spar with people who are better than me. Our coach also monitor us like refree the whole fight and stops us immediately while getting too aggressive and hitting wrongly.
I had a bad experience with my first mma/muy Thai/ju Jitsu coach ever since I started when I was 8 up until I was 17 and i could probably write a 5 page essay about it
Does "Shaming people for being out of shape and having breathing problems when they first arrive and berating them constantly" count as a red flag. Cause that's why I left my local boxing gym lol Edit: typo
Bad idea, you dont want hard spars every day. It's really bad for your brain, its also really hard on your body, and it has a high risk of injury. You want to have a combination of pad work, general conditioning, and(depending on sport) and occasional spar.
I’m no expert on the matter but the last one looked as though it could be helpful. Also hard sparring can be good if you are both agreeing to it before hand and you are both at similar skill levels/weight.
My boxing coach used to have the biggest dude hit me in the liver 2 times every day. Once when I first got there. Once before I left. Almost made me not want to box
You that’s TOXIC. Either he’s tryna prove a point or conditioning you into learning how to take a Liver punch. But it depends if he really wants you to improve or just his solution to deal with you.
@@uncle4334 to be fair I was a shit head kid so that’s probably why. But at the same time I feel like it was malicious intent cause it was a every day thing
My first boxing coach made every sparring session super intense. It didn’t matter how experienced or how skilled you were, or who your partner was- from the second you started, you were both supposed to go “40%”, and there were never any exceptions that I remember seeing.
@@SkepticalMantisCHANNEL10 Let me elaborate: 40% power, everything else- speed, effort, etc.- was always 100%. Also, when you’re just starting out sparring in any martial context, it’s going to feel pretty intense even if everything is only at 40%.
@@michaelbrooks3220 ok I see what u mean. U probably need some "play" sparring, u can still learn a bit from that. Btw if your speed is 100% then your power will probably be higher than 40%, because speed and power are directly connected. If u want play sparring it needs to be a bit slowed down.
The problem is how do you gauge 40%? You don't. A lot of those punches will end up being 100% on impact, especially if it's beginners. Even if you could measure it, what would be the point? You're only going to concuss each other 40%? The brain doesn't care if the punch that bounced it around the skull was only 40%. There's no reason anyone who isn't fighting at a competitive level should be doing anything other than technical sparring.
@@davidbhart1867 If u knew what boxing gyms are like then they would do weights after bags and training boxing. Which will already be a arm session. If they do it again their arms will start to suffer and might dislocate something
Man, my coach does the last one! I experience like no memory loss from it. Man, my coach does the last one! I experience like no memory loss from it. Man, my coach does the last one! I experience like no memory loss from it. Man, my coach does the last one! I experience like no memory loss from it. wait
i had a coach in muay thai that matched me for sparring with some 5'2 140 lbs girl 😭 i was a 6'1 188lbs dude, cant make this sh up , another time he matched me with some dude who just came there the same day and i been obv way more experienced so we took it slow in my beginner days like 5-6 years before that, i was at that dudes old gym and he matched me, a then 12 year old 5'8 170lbs kid with some 6'2 230 LBS former club security and military dude🤣 i threw a low kick, ended up hurting my shin and then he threw a low kick and i couldnt walk no more 🤣 i hated this coach but we didnt have many gyms where i was at
I feel like the best way to condition chin would be to get hit when your not expecting it like a real fight, if your expecting it your just getting beaton for not reason
another one in my club is the coaches being unfair, so basically in club i have a good few coaches but some of them seem to only focus on the fighters who have been doing it for a few years like they give 0 fucks about anyone else they wont even do pads with u only thing they do is tell u to skip or go on the bag something they dont need to help with, this shit really pisses me off
If I was a coach this is what a normal day would look like Workout warm up Dragon board without gloves Bag w gloves Sparring Break Heavy sparing no helmet Conditioning
My coach usually does pad work, light sparring and shows us combos making small statements on the combos But sometimes i feel like he focuses only on the experienced fighters and not on fighters like me that rather need more technique tips So most of the time i dont know if im doing something wrong or if i am doing everything right
Bro SAME. I caught wind of that in my Gym in seconds. I’m getting my ass beat left and right by the Coaches favorites. Then I get yelled at for not knowing how to defend myself back. It’s like bro, I just started training here as a beginner two weeks ago and I already spared on the second day not knowing shit.
What's wrong with the last one? That's how I learned to take a punch and I've got a steel chin. I can't do math anymore but I was never that good at it anyway.
If memory loss is caused by getting hit in the head, than what does getting hit in the head do?
@@lowestcommonDenomanator Bro he is being sarcastic 🤣🤣
@@lowestcommonDenomanator 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@lowestcommonDenomanator
1. Memory loss
2. Face damage
3. Memory loss
@@lowestcommonDenomanator idk anymore
I’d like to add mismatching people in sparring. Nothing worse than watching an experienced fighter completely dominate and bully a beginner, a great coach will find people of similar levels/abilities/experience or maybe slightly better to get the max out of their students
Not really, a good coach will see what high level student are capable of going slow, create learning opportunity for beginners
@@jaketheasianguy3307 true! but that’s a good coach. Too often I’ve seen coaches just throw the newbie in there just to “see what he’s made of” only to watch the new guy get pasted around the room. Huge red flag for an awful coach
This happened to me. I’m not saying I’m a good fighter or anything, but my sparring partner wasn’t very good at all, and I would just dominate him every fight. I felt sorry for him and it got quite boring 😂 I left that gym in the end.
I've learned more (atleast about fighting) sparring with a dude thats 6 years older than me and pretty much in his prime, after sparring with him 5-6 times and my coach matched us on purpose i dominated dudes my age who were training for a similar amount of time. They can teach you not to take your guard down VERY QUICKLY
@@jaketheasianguy3307 you just said what he said?
Nah the third one trynna kill the guy 💀💀
ohhhh that’s me and my old sparring partner down the national centre😂😂😂
@@glitchboxing wait sorry I mean the third one, just realised now 💀
Thank god my coach does nothing of this sort
Same.
I am also thankful my coaxh doesn't do this. Because I don't have one.
@@jacksonbeeftown6908 Martial arts is best taught from someone with experience and skill , get a coach brother
Internet ninja gang
I got kick boxing and peakaboo under my belt what you trained in fam?
Add one more.. "Coaches that are too lazy to give sparring session, and also lazy to monitor a sparring match"
That's one of my coach. Haha
My coach give sparring session once in a month 😶
That was the reason I quit karate-
@@keiser6688 had one....in 2 years
My coach is awesome. He's not only the one giving the sparring match, he's the one who spars me! And we spar once every week. Awesome.
« he let you hit the bag without gloves » 🗿
Me first day thinking it’s normal….
What's wrong with hitting the bag without gloves?
@@pl-0762 You'll get hand injuries eventually without having any protection for knuckles and wrist
@@mobrien98 I have strong wrists, but what happens if I get Knuckles injuries? They'd heal later
@@pl-0762 Broken knuckles don't heal back the same, while you're hurt you also can't train. Many boxers have ended their career because their hands can't take it anymore
Not gonna lie, alot of gyms have coaches just standing there saying jab cross hook uppercut over and over and let the students punching pads with a tiny bit or zero footwork.
Yeah thats half of them!
Coach philosophy in sparring is hit as hard as you want to get hit he allows hard sparring but he will stop it once he sees blood or any type of injury.
The most important injury isn't visible smh
@@asaelpaniagua yeah
I mean, that's still not very good, you know.
It might even start confrontations between the students
My coach has the same philosophy
There are so many coaches who do dumb things and vids like these are necessary to create the awareness.
Coming from a kickboxer, boxers don't stretch enough and always concussions feom hard sparring try a technical flow instead of taking someones head off.
I see no lies
Whats this „not taking someone’s head off“ I lost enough braincells to not even feel it anymore😂
I like my boxing coach, he makes us do a lot of heavy workouts but he never focuses on new boxers who trying to fight, he always focuses on his great fighters. He never focuses on me and other people. He don’t make us do footwork much, we do a lot of cardio and punching the bag, he don’t do mits, sometimes he does it with his great fighters, he chose people to hit bag and the rest of the people he don’t choose go to newbie class. He is great and all but I want a coach to focus of everyone that wants to become a boxer and puts effort.
I had a coach who wouldn’t pay attention to me kinda felt discouraged cause he wouldn’t do nothing with me not even pads hopefully this new trainer I’m with right now keeps up the same energy I’m trynna do something with this it just sucks when you’re own trainer don’t believe in you 💯
I quit when I was 21 bc I felt like I was too old to go pro (and do rlly well) and I wasted the time at the wrong gym who didn’t have sparring partners and it wasn’t even a real boxing gym 😬 oh well, if you’re talented and 16-18 and hungry to improve, just find the right coach/gym and you will have a lot of fun and who knows might get really far if you train really hard!
I believe in you man! I was sparring and giving guys with 70+ am fights not an easy time & I had only 5 am fights.
just be obsessed with boxing!
My coach used to let us just beat the shit out of each other until we was bleeding and blue in the face
Your coach was a psychoapth lmao
I knew a coach back then who would completly beat the shit out of his teenage students because he genuinly thought it was a good thing.
@@awanderer9966 I thought he was close to hitting someone with how angry he got.. horrible experience
@@teddybear1829 yeah complete retarded. One of the guys who trained like this long term got some brain damage and became a drug addict even tho he was successfull af with the sport
My coach does the pad part but mainly because he has bad arms due to playing football and boxing most of his younger years but other than that he's worth his salt
What's wrong with pads? We haven't done them in weeks, kind of miss it tbh.
Does he use resistance bands or any kind of work to strengthen his joints
@@tyan_ldn idk
@conspiramid_x86 Nothing wrong with pads. They're one of the best ways to train. The issue is throwing them out at the boxer rather than forcing the boxer move to the pads.
Throwing pads out looks and sounds cool but it's ridiculous because you end up with terrible habits.
A friend of mine broke his nose in a "light" sparring with his coach
@Lucotto he told me that he didn't pay attention to him before the sparring and the coach was kind of pissed off then
@@zfighters2705 he should demand the couch and take every penny he could
@@zfighters2705 why are their so many fighting coaches that have zero patience.
Lol 😂 that CTE conditioning
Your head has a health bar and it cannot recover
not letting me spar when theirs head gear
My coach made me spar with better boxers every day. I felt like I was making no progress because I never ''beat'' anyone, but I did a fun spar with friends it felt like easy mode
My coach would smack the shit out of me with the pads 🤣
Me too lol saying “hands up!”
Same. Taught me to quit leaning forward real quick with the hook uppercut two piece 😅
Mine too man
bruh me too. Plus, Muay Thái coach smash me with a big ass pad, but it was fun
its okay to spar hard once and a while, but there is still a fine line.
The only reason I could think of for “hitting” someone in the head is to do light taps, like 3 pounds force, just to train people to keep their eyes open and not flinch while having contact to the face/head. But even that has very very little benefit
as a masochist i see these as green flags
The fuck is a masochit
Went to this boxing gym where the coach doesn’t teach you a damn thing. Then when I told them I’m improving at a rapid rate by learning from anything but that gym, they got upset and went behind my back and told my friend that “The TH-cam shit won’t work” but I’m better then most if not everyone in that gym lmao.
They are oversmart dumbasses who knows more than the world champs😆
Stop the cap
@@dr.rockzo lol i found that gym's coach
@@jestfullgremblim8002TH-cam is mad garbage but has a ton of hidden gold content from physical, to technical stuff
@@hwanniggles187 it definitely has a lot of great stuff for learning but the thing is when you have a coach they can tell you if your doing something wrong
Bad coach makes you aggresive and best deadly boxer
Glad i have 9 coaches and none of them do this
I had a sparring session where my cheekbones got fractured and nose broken. Couldn’t breathe for a couple months my face was fucked up from “light sparring” he pulled out his top fighter just because he was getting rocked and put me in all sessions were hard and never truly learned much. Ever since I never went back I struggle from breathing through my nose sometimes trying to find a better coach where I will learn.
Yes. Sparring etiquette is important. I was recently asked to be a S/C coach for a new MMA gym in Portland and the culture the head coach created didn’t work for me. He was proud that nobody at other gyms wanted to spar with his star pupil and couldn’t see why. He encouraged him to spar way too hard. On top of that the coach wanted to do hard conditioning way too often. Creating a great fighter is all about the slow build. Patience and temperance is way for long term success.
Coaches that scream directions from their chair without even looking up from their phones
I hope to find a coach that can pivot styles and has lots of experience switch hitting. I would only want light sparring, but they've gotta be able to torture me without punching that hard. I gotta get good enough to EARN a coach though, grind never stops lads.
hope u find them, a switch hitter is hard to find let alone a coach who does
Bad coaches are a plague today. Way too many out there.
My last coach decided it was cool to give me a concussion during our sparring session
What's wrong with heavy sparring in every session? I mainly go to my fightgym for that. Because that's the best thing to increase my confidence and to prepare for street fights.
High risk of injuries, bad technique
Most of the times, u need light spar with some really good technique, and rarely heavy sparrings
@@mavlonkarlsefni I always spar with people who are better than me. Our coach also monitor us like refree the whole fight and stops us immediately while getting too aggressive and hitting wrongly.
I had a bad experience with my first mma/muy Thai/ju Jitsu coach ever since I started when I was 8 up until I was 17 and i could probably write a 5 page essay about it
Why did you stay so long if you don't mind me asking?
@@lapermits6193 cause I wanted to prove myself and earn his respect and there were a lot of people I liked in there too
Have to do pads every day because no punching bag lol
It’s the worst when the coach always wants dominance like idk when they have a big ego it’s a no no for me
It’s usually coaches who never went pro that are like this from my experience
My coach always yell at me for no reason in front everybody
We always do heavy sparring and yes it can be dangerous, but has its advantages.
Does "Shaming people for being out of shape and having breathing problems when they first arrive and berating them constantly" count as a red flag. Cause that's why I left my local boxing gym lol
Edit: typo
yeah that's toxic af
Umm...I think you mean "berating" 🤓
cry about it pussy
“I'm not fat, it's glandular!”
- You
@@dr.rockzo haha omg your so funny
Even back then when smokers was a thing hadd sparring was thursdays at the opposing gym with their fight team not starters
Tuesdays were for scouting $10 a round pro and $5 to $7 for amatuer
For hard sparring
Nah bruh he teaching u realities, reject weakness
Ain’t no way you saying this to a boxer 😭
@@littlenoobnolifeyayeet4081 As a boxer I will agree to your name
@@lorddevious800 I don’t think the last one is good
@@lorddevious800 but if I’m wrong mb
@@littlenoobnolifeyayeet4081 bro i play a low quality game thats how you identify if someone can fight
My coach just makes us do normal core and leg/arms exercises for conditioning I am very grateful
another red flag is always focusibg on their fav fighters and neglecting the newer fighters
That last one was personal
I like the idea of heavy sparring all day, that's how you condition and not only that shows what you will do in response to a real match
The Noob ReturnZ
If the burnout doesn't getting you, the overuse will.
@Ivory AS Ive been doing it for 8 years and its actybjutuijnvg not yhat bbcfdszcdad it hasnni6tfh no effettfchytrdf on meedvgggg
Bad idea, you dont want hard spars every day. It's really bad for your brain, its also really hard on your body, and it has a high risk of injury. You want to have a combination of pad work, general conditioning, and(depending on sport) and occasional spar.
Yeah my coach says it better to work on your defence than conditioning your chin
You can improve ur chin with out taking unnecessary hits. Just spar hard where u will both work on fundamentals and get used to being hit
love to u and ur videos, amazing content man
I’m no expert on the matter but the last one looked as though it could be helpful. Also hard sparring can be good if you are both agreeing to it before hand and you are both at similar skill levels/weight.
that's y I'm training on my own 👌🏽👌🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
ik im late but not every coach is like this. training on your own is NOT a good idea lmao.
My boxing coach used to have the biggest dude hit me in the liver 2 times every day. Once when I first got there. Once before I left. Almost made me not want to box
You that’s TOXIC. Either he’s tryna prove a point or conditioning you into learning how to take a Liver punch. But it depends if he really wants you to improve or just his solution to deal with you.
@@uncle4334 to be fair I was a shit head kid so that’s probably why. But at the same time I feel like it was malicious intent cause it was a every day thing
My first boxing coach made every sparring session super intense. It didn’t matter how experienced or how skilled you were, or who your partner was- from the second you started, you were both supposed to go “40%”, and there were never any exceptions that I remember seeing.
how is 40% "super intense"?
@@SkepticalMantisCHANNEL10 Let me elaborate: 40% power, everything else- speed, effort, etc.- was always 100%. Also, when you’re just starting out sparring in any martial context, it’s going to feel pretty intense even if everything is only at 40%.
@@michaelbrooks3220 ok I see what u mean. U probably need some "play" sparring, u can still learn a bit from that.
Btw if your speed is 100% then your power will probably be higher than 40%, because speed and power are directly connected. If u want play sparring it needs to be a bit slowed down.
The problem is how do you gauge 40%? You don't. A lot of those punches will end up being 100% on impact, especially if it's beginners. Even if you could measure it, what would be the point? You're only going to concuss each other 40%? The brain doesn't care if the punch that bounced it around the skull was only 40%. There's no reason anyone who isn't fighting at a competitive level should be doing anything other than technical sparring.
damn, i guess me dad was me choach and i didnt knew it.
The trainer always tells us to light spar but we are fucking stupid and spar like its for a belt
Letting kids lift gotta be on here
@@davidbhart1867 If u knew what boxing gyms are like then they would do weights after bags and training boxing. Which will already be a arm session. If they do it again their arms will start to suffer and might dislocate something
That’s how you are supposed to train like you are in a real fight
Yea you got a point, but not to much
if you do hard sparrings to much, you will only keep doing damage to your body
let your body rest after having a fer hard spars
Man, my coach does the last one! I experience like no memory loss from it.
Man, my coach does the last one! I experience like no memory loss from it.
Man, my coach does the last one! I experience like no memory loss from it.
Man, my coach does the last one! I experience like no memory loss from it.
wait
you’re right, i think its essential to do it everyday because iiiiiiiiiii he
I’ve had a lot of shit coaches main reason why I threw it in as a youngin but I’m back
The guys who say you need to break your nose before fighting
i love hard sparring
my coach is great dude
Man that last one was like seeing what Kyokushin would be if Mas Oyama allowed punches to the head.
I am fat and miserable and 18, I want to improve....Can i start boxing from basics at this age?
Yes, you can.
Oh yeah definitely, boxing does wonders for fitness and you'll have time to set your mind straight. GO GET IT! 💪
bro you can box whenever, boxing is not gatekept by weight you box to lose weight
Boxing is op when you're trying to lose weight. Go to some classes and have fun!
you don't need to be fit to box. if you box, though, you'll get fit.
A true man didn't need a coach
Even the best of the best needs a coach
ahh yes, CTE conditioning what a classic!
Wait that inside trick you did that the beginning was clean af
plot twist: the last clip was just a dude beating the shit out of another dude
i had a coach in muay thai that matched me for sparring with some 5'2 140 lbs girl 😭 i was a 6'1 188lbs dude, cant make this sh up , another time he matched me with some dude who just came there the same day and i been obv way more experienced so we took it slow
in my beginner days like 5-6 years before that, i was at that dudes old gym and he matched me, a then 12 year old 5'8 170lbs kid with some 6'2 230 LBS former club security and military dude🤣 i threw a low kick, ended up hurting my shin and then he threw a low kick and i couldnt walk no more
🤣 i hated this coach but we didnt have many gyms where i was at
Big dude was lame for going hard on you, specially since you were only 12 wtf
@M. G. To be fair, 5'8" and 170 lbs is pretty fucking massive for a 12 year old boy that's likely barely started puberty.
We do shin conditioning not chin conditioning.
Marciano might not use such conditioning yet had a diamond chin
That last one felt personal 💀
I always wait for my fighter to have no pulse, then I send them.
The last one gave me so much endurance, I became a professional but I forgot mostly everything In school, I dropped out anyway so it’s fine.
The hiting in the face is the dumbest thing ever
Last coach hits felt personal...
Heavy sparing is much better than not going full on
True bro👊
I love heavy sparring
Yea when the first one where they just literally beat you for no reason
The hard sparring one is good.
YeAh beat that spurs boy
Damn at the end homeboy was conditioning his brain
You destroyed that kid 🦾😹
Yeah my coach does the last yeah my coach does the last One i have have goos goood chin
I feel like the best way to condition chin would be to get hit when your not expecting it like a real fight, if your expecting it your just getting beaton for not reason
💀 The last one was personal
I want a coach like that
Our coaches don't do any of these things
My coach does pads alot but he actually makes us weave and cross and jab it's different everyday
Number 3 is good just need to mix it with number two and you will be a world class fighter guaranteed
another one in my club is the coaches being unfair, so basically in club i have a good few coaches but some of them seem to only focus on the fighters who have been doing it for a few years like they give 0 fucks about anyone else they wont even do pads with u only thing they do is tell u to skip or go on the bag something they dont need to help with, this shit really pisses me off
Pet hate of mine is throwing pads out. Godamn everyone does it and it's annoying af
If I was a coach this is what a normal day would look like
Workout warm up
Dragon board without gloves
Bag w gloves
Sparring
Break
Heavy sparing no helmet
Conditioning
My old coach did these things
Can you make some boxing bag asmr videos?
Wtf
Wtf brah
I wanna do more hard sparring we do very light sparring If any at all
My coach did number 2 and i ended up getting 2 concussions in a short period of time and i can’t box anymore for a while. Kinda sad
last guy just saw red
We spar everyday but light and technical so glad my aren’t like this
My coach usually does pad work, light sparring and shows us combos making small statements on the combos
But sometimes i feel like he focuses only on the experienced fighters and not on fighters like me that rather need more technique tips
So most of the time i dont know if im doing something wrong or if i am doing everything right
Bro SAME. I caught wind of that in my Gym in seconds. I’m getting my ass beat left and right by the Coaches favorites. Then I get yelled at for not knowing how to defend myself back. It’s like bro, I just started training here as a beginner two weeks ago and I already spared on the second day not knowing shit.
Best way to get better in that situation is become friends with the better fighters and have them help u out.
My wrestling coach put me with people who were 220, 280, 210 while I was 144 lbs at the time. I still beat two of them though.
When i was younger, my ez coach gave me a beating with the pads.... it was horrific for me, i used to hate that guy