I've actually been boxing for two weeks and the thing I'm worried about the most is my conditioning. I get tired af really quick and I don't want to spar until I improve that

Im a boxer from the Netherlands and always hesitated to join a gym. For me it was always head trauma that made me not want to go into it. I’ve been doing it for some time now, and I do think this has improved my life and confidence significantly. However if you do not plan on competing watch out with those sparring sessions. Very often those “light blows” will feel like nothing much but it adds up over time. Spar effectively and be cautious of the risks involved. Osu

The best way of becoming a fighter is not giving up. The mindset of someone who never gives up is the mindset of a real fighter, so work on your mindset, don't give up and the body will follow.

Fighting makes you tougher mentally and physically. You learn to push yourself beyond limits. I started with Muay Thai and it forced me to toughen up and not be afraid. I train BJJ now and I love it. Both two tough sports :)

Boys it’s not bad just make sure you go to a good gym that prioritizes their athletes over money. And if your scared to go in, just imagine where you would be a year from now if you started today all those nerves would be gone

For any beginner who want to get into boxing just really stick to basics and fundamentals. Theres no need to do anything super fancy. A really good jab will work wonders for your game

had to buy my gloves and gumshield without my parents knowing, they are very against the idea of boxing, thinking it will make me aggressive and violent person, I get where they are coming from, but I know if I don't start now, the dreaded day that is destined to come will happen, and I won't be prepared

Grappling and Striking will get most men 95% of the way to their goals. Jiu Jitsu, Kickboxing, even Muay Thai! I’m a beginner at all of these martial arts.

Amazing video, I started learning to fight a couple months ago and can say first hand that once you get started and see improvements, it becomes insanely addictive. There's nothing quite like the feeling of sparring someone and handling yourself well

I wrestled for 6 years and have been training MMA for a year and a half. I recently got my blue belt in Jiu-Jitsu. To anyone who's looking to get into combat sports just have fun with it. Also, like Jack said don't have an ego your ego will get in your way.

Kickboxer from Singapore here 🇸🇬

Brother please do a video on how to combine bodybuilding and martial arts

As someone who has been boxing for over 10 years this is really good advice for beginners. One thing I will say is always just be honest with coaches and others in the gym in terms of your level. I've seen so many guys pretend they are more experienced than they actually are and get hurt. All because their ego doesn't want to admit to others that they have no experience (in most cases more experienced guys will be able to tell your a beginner due to bad technique/form etc). You need to treat it like your a student everytime you go in, listen to coaches, ask questions, study outside and make sure you conditioning yourself to be fighter not body builder. You will be surprised how much confident & better you will get if you dedicate yourself for 5-6 weeks. Good vid man.

I was blessed to have been assaulted or beaten up from an early age.

God tier video thank you man signed up going tomorrow always had natural ability with fighting but never pursued it being stuck in my comfort zone really appreciate you man thank you again.

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You’re doing great man

I've been boxing for about 4 months now and love it! I quickly got addicted to improving and the thought of actually being a good boxer will drive you.

Thank you for posting. You outlined pretty much what I did. I marshaled my courage and I went to the boxing gym and started training.

Perfect timing. Just started kickboxing this week and about to go to muay that💪🏾