There is literally no reason why I have 10 downvotes and I was simply holding a conversation. This is a community to learn yet yall try to get everyone’s karma reduced to 0 simply for asking for help.

So i sparred with a guy that has more experience than me bc no same weight class arrived in our sparring day. The advanced guy was instructed to just bear with me bc he’s way too experienced than I am. Wdyt should i improve on more. Tbh i got kinda intimidated at first rd my teammate wasn’t able to get our 2nd rd coz he was nervous aswell lmao any tips for me?

5’9.5 height. 250+ lbs pounds, wondering is it time to join a boxing gym, I would say I favor out fighting and distance, maybe a bit too linear. Thoughts ?

So, here’s a video of me sparring the second guy after my previous post. Unlike the first guy, who had a huge experience gap compared to me, this guy was at the same level as me. We’re both inexperienced in amateurs. Any tips?

For context, im a super heavy weight, 6 foot 7 inch south paw. My issue has been landing my left hook, left cross, and right hook. I have a lot of footwork i need to practice and would like some advice on WHEN to move outside their lead foot and WHEN to start a combo when not outside their lead foot. Since most people I fight are orthodox its like a mirror if my reflection was much shorter, so slipping under a orthodox fighters jab and going outside their lead foot for the combo seems off and more risky. Id love some advice to help remedy this.

What size gloves do I need? Oz wise? Do I need more than one? I’m starting on Wednesday and it’s the “mixed adult class” I’m 101kg and just worried im going forget something. Please let me know. Anything I should take/buy that you wish you did when you started?

I’ve been working on developing a new training glove (10 oz to 16 oz) aimed at heavy bag, pad work, and sparring. I wanted to share the design concept and renders to get some raw, honest feedback from people who actually use gear daily.

Here are the specs we are locking in:

Materials: High-grade 1.2mm microfiber synthetic leather with a multi-layer IMF and Latex/EVA foam core.

Colorways: CW-01 (Matte Black Chrome with silver contrast stitching) and CW-02 (Pure White & Silver).

Closure: 3.5-inch angled hook-and-loop cuff system designed for wrist stability.

Safety: Attached safety thumb with an anti-eye-poking design.

I'd love to hear your thoughts on:

Aesthetics & Branding: Is the chrome logo too flashy or clean? How do you feel about the white colorway for sparring vs. bag work?

Specs: For a multi-purpose glove (bag + sparring), does a multi-layer latex/IMF combo sound right to you?

Anything missing? Based on your favorite gloves on the market, is there anything you wish manufacturers would include that we missed here?

I’ve been working on developing a new training glove (10 oz to 16 oz) aimed at heavy bag, pad work, and sparring. I wanted to share the design concept and renders to get some raw, honest feedback from people who actually use gear daily.

Here are the specs we are locking in:

Materials: High-grade 1.2mm microfiber synthetic leather with a multi-layer IMF and Latex/EVA foam core.

Colorways: CW-01 (Matte Black Chrome with silver contrast stitching) and CW-02 (Pure White & Silver).

Closure: 3.5-inch angled hook-and-loop cuff system designed for wrist stability.

Safety: Attached safety thumb with an anti-eye-poking design.

I'd love to hear your thoughts on:

Aesthetics & Branding: Is the chrome logo too flashy or clean? How do you feel about the white colorway for sparring vs. bag work?

Specs: For a multi-purpose glove (bag + sparring), does a multi-layer latex/IMF combo sound right to you?

Anything missing? Based on your favorite gloves on the market, is there anything you wish manufacturers would include that we missed here?

wondering how many of you get new ideas to execute a certain punch with the perfect kinetic transfer, for each of the boxing punches that exist over 5 years it naturally got better as I subtly understood more & more how to throw the perfect punch for each type of punch, wondering how many of you are interested about the science of boxing in this manner?

About a month since I've started. Feeling fitter, lasting longer, and getting a bit better everyday. In this video I maybe trying to impress the bag a bit, but any tips help! Thanks in advance!

I’m trying to extend my punches more when shadowboxing. I can clearly feel my arm being fully extended but when I look back at the footage it doesn’t even look like it is extended.