Boxing Tips: Become A Better Fighter (part 1 of 2)

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Practice is said to be the best way to become a boxer. But the question is: "Practice what?" Are you going to practice punching, combination, movement, or speed? The fact is, to become a better fighter you need to have it all. The issue here is becoming better in all aspects of boxing too soon is too much for a beginner or even for a seasoned fighter to handle, especially when not guided properly. There are several ways to become a better boxing. Since we cannot discuss it everything, let us mention some of them:

Getting Hit - No matter how good a boxer is, he will get hit by a punch. If he is unlucky enough, he might even go down. Getting hit is an inevitable fact in boxing. So how will you train for the inevitable? There are several training techniques that improve the ability of a boxer to avoid punches thrown by his opponent. Pain tolerance training is also a big help to improve the boxer's resistance both to heavy blows and continuous barrage of punches.

Defense – "Hit and not get hit." We are all familiar with this boxing concept. As what we have mentioned, getting hit is an inevitable fact in boxing but by working on your defenses, you will be able to minimize the amount of punches you receive, thus, reducing the amount of damage you get during the fight. Working on your weaknesses will improve your strengths. By doing sparring sessions and focusing more on what you should develop will help you become a better fighter.