Try to turn 1 connect, into a 3-hit combo. The e-book will be waiting for you. I won it with 3-0, unanimous decission. Careful when you stand too wide, it makes your right hand so short that you can only reach with jabs. Then I’ll step to one side and swing a big left hook. Thanks. Your automatic combos might be different. When you don’t have energy, it’s tiring to punch and then defend or punch and then step out of range. . Use the style you learned in training, javier. Good luck to you, Stuey! He’s tired too so with proper tactics, you can force him to block or take punches. I want to be at the top of this sport no matter what it takes , I hope to obe day be the best . You should read my previous guides on baiting and countering. I ended up getting robbed and unfortunately lost. . If you’re properly trained, you can out box a swarmer and make him look like he is just a “fighter”, and out box him (see “Roy Jones, Jr. vs. Bryant Brannon”). anyways i had my first fight five days ago and just wanted some tips, tricks and advice on what i can improve on. I am not an expert of boxing but I go by instinct that the red guy is more aggressive. This article plus everyone’s comments put me in the right state of mind. Throw a combo, take a step. Other reasons for being nervous is that you don’t actually enjoy fighting or maybe the crowd atmosphere gets to you. i ised to imagine myself as Rayman the cartoon game: just a pair of head, a pair of gloves and feet. Highlights of my fighters, Van and Richard winning their first fights: Now post your first fight video and tell me how you felt! Trying to fight both bosses while juggling god-fire is a losing proposition. Everything I’d been warned about including getting gassed, forgetting what you know, being drawn into a style of fight you’re not comfortable with and all that was true! The lowest you should be going at weigh-in is perhaps 7 or 8%, no lower than that. This is my second fight, the first one was too short and no one recorded properly. Thanks for the help, Laura. Is your relationship destined to fail because of this? I cant wait to fight again and love your website by the way as it made me feel really comfortable knowing what to expect from my first fight….I just went out their and had a blast !!! Your coach (if you have a good coach) will know instinctively when you’re ready to compete. Remember that arguing becomes more of a concern when there is name-calling, physical abuse or intimidation, emotional abuse, or a desire to hurt each other. "A couple [that has never had an argument] may proceed toward engagement and marriage and have no way to evaluate how they navigate differences. Your breathing is your pace. You can throw a few punches, then walk, throw a few more, walk again. Here is the video of my first fight. I read this whole article and I feel very proud as a boxer. You should at least be able to get through a week of dating them without uncovering something totally disagreeable. I train three minute rounds with a few 6 and 15 min rounds thrown in to build stamina, so I’m not worried about that. If you can fight to your own breathing, you are fighting at your pace. BRUTAL BODY SHOT! See if you can force him all the way to the ropes. and can even go down from average punches. not wasting energy? Johnny, He was smiling and giggling like he had already won. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S8Wr2y6wr-k&feature=share&list=PLSJJbNvzJI7iYJPm-4ex7qvOWuTBXMc2R. KEEP TRAINING! Thanks for the tips. I hope you’re in great shape for what’s about to happen. I practice all my punches individually for a minute straight, and then do combos flurries. Learning boxing techniques I find is so much fun. The best piece of advice I can give is, to tell yourself to “have fun”. Work that cardio and do all the boxing workouts. Hi Niko, I don’t do free fight reviews anymore as I get too many requests for that and my free time has almost all but disappeared nowadays. Fear, anxiety, stress, excitement…it’s all part of the reason you fight. My best movements are all body punches so I’m planning on throwing just enough head shots to keep him honest and then going for the body. THE GOOD NEWS, is that I can help you fight to the BEST OF YOUR ABILITY. Hopefully I got what it takes.I really want this so bad . . Just the act of you MOVING AWAY is enough to deflect the power from his punch. Mac, if it works for you then keep doing it. Heres my short highlight , https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3K97LrmDqwM, Iam going to 8 match division I want to win what can I do my first match. I’m having my first fight this Saturday and am so keen! Hey, I’m having my first match next weekend, I’m wondering when I have my opponent cornered what punches do I throw? Thank you Johnny , that is so true . All in all, it was a sharp performance. The 3rd and final round is where you go all-out throwing non-stop punches. Johnny has all the details there for what is involved with him analyzing a match. Whether you run into these problems a few weeks into your relationship or a few months in depends on relationship dynamics like how often and how honestly you communicate your needs with each other and how responsive each person is to their partner's concerns. What do you think about my skills for a first timer? All Rights Reserved. about your your right hand, it makes your head swivel to the left. https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=575650855831940 Round 1 Great fighting from long-range. More power, more push, more aggression. To fight at 100% for 3, 3 minute rounds. Keep training! Johnny, if you were 41+ years old and wanted to take part in a masters tournament but had taken a 10, 20 or even a 30+ year break from boxing, or it was a first attempt at boxing at an advanced age . The only wrong kind of nervousness is if you know you didnt train 100% before the fight and if you are not confident about your skills because you didnt practice enough. My opponent (also a first timer) held onto me alot and it was frustrating as hell. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TXJOhvnqpUU. Its human nature to get nervous. Don’t forget that he has a trainer! I just wanted to say thankyou so much for your website johnny I been boxing for awhile now and been checking out your website for a long time…Im going to have my first fight in August and im pretty confident, Make sure you keep an eye out cause im going too be a future champ! Orthodox 5’9ft 140lbs. Will you be able to absorb it…I don’t know. Let him burn out his back energy trying to do all that head movement. Your opponent might move all crazy and throw lots of punches, but if you can maintain YOUR BREATHING, you will be in control of yourself, not him. As for the counter punching it is definetly not a bad thing. I’m trying to get the guy who beat me in sparring, ’cause I think I can take him in a fight. If you’re trying to compete, I’d say it’s nearly impossible to train on your own. Your body can only go to a certain limit. I want to share a story about my fighter, Van, who trained 100% everyday for his first fight in December.