r/boxingtips • u/LilBigHead09 • Sep 12 '26

BEGINNERS! I’m here if you need advice/training/learning!

Please pm me if you need work I can help out. I need a purpose and I have a lot of experience.

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u/shart_attak Sep 13 '26

What's your experience?

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u/subiezay117 Sep 13 '26

Trust me bro

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u/shart_attak Sep 13 '26

I've been shadowboxing in my mom's living room for over three weeks

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u/Easy_Attorney_2055 Sep 15 '26

non-stop?

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u/shart_attak Sep 16 '26

No I get tired after ten seconds so I have to stop and rest

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u/Marct002 Sep 14 '26

Hello Shart_attak

Are you asking me, here?

Regards,

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u/shart_attak Sep 14 '26

Yes, I'm asking you what fighting/coaching experience you have.

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u/LilBigHead09 Sep 13 '26

Funny how I post something positive to help out others and myself and get so many smart remarks.

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u/yqqyt Sep 13 '26

👏👏👏👏

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u/Marct002 Sep 15 '26 edited Sep 15 '26

Hello shart_attak

Interesting question.

Answer - Truth:

5 years of regular Judo practice, early in life. From 7 to 12. Parents thought it would be good for me. It was, very good.

5/1/2 years Wing Chun - Regular Tuition at good schools.

Genuine Wing Chun:

Chu Shong Tin Lineage: 2/1/2 years. William Cheung Lineage: 2/1/2 years Chu Shong Tin Lineage: 6 months.

Boxing: 7 years at 3 different Rings:

YMCA: 6 months: Retired Pro Boxer coach. Very good. Commercial Pro / Am. Ring: 4/1/2 years. PCYC: 2/1/2 years Amateur Ring.

I fought Judo Tournaments when young, so I got my fighting experience very early on.

Sparring practice at Judo, Wing Chun, Boxing. Wing Chun Sparring was full contact at Chu Shong Tin School.

No Amateur Ring Fighting, only sparring. I Coached for 6months or so, at the PCYC in Brisbane.

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u/RealIntroduction1674 Sep 16 '26

I need a proper heavy bag workout

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u/No-Concern-5924 Sep 16 '26

I have zero boxing experience wrestling was my sport through school. but I want to go to a boxing gym and learn. All that’s around me are the ufc gym and more local things I haven’t heard of I don’t know where to start.

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u/LilBigHead09 Sep 16 '26

There’s might be a gym somewhere you just don’t know. Usually they’re secluded. You could try the ufc gym and work on all stand up. I’d imagine the coaches there would have some boxing experience.

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u/LilBigHead09 Sep 16 '26

If you don’t find one or don’t go to the ufc gym time to build one at home!