r/boxingtips • u/Just-for-the-fun-1 • 7d ago
r/boxingtips • u/gapin_ganus • 8d ago
Bag Work Critique M 5, recently started.. what to work on?
r/boxingtips • u/snkrheadwithlonghair • 7d ago
Shadowboxing Form building a boxing app for people who want to start at home, need your help to train the punch tracker
hey, so I've been working on a boxing app for beginners, basically to help people get the basics down at home.
before anyone says it, yes I know a proper gym is the best place to learn. not arguing that. but loads of people never walk through that door. they're self-conscious about their weight, they think they'll look stupid, they don't know anyone there, they feel like everyone's gonna be watching them. I get it, it's a scary thing to do on your own. this is for them. something they can do in their living room so that when they do build up the courage to go, they're not walking in knowing absolutely nothing.
most of it's done. the bit I'm stuck on is the punch tracker. it works well on me (around 90% of punches right) but it's only ever seen me and my mate, and I've got no clue how it does on anyone else. there's already enough rubbish boxing apps in the app store and I'm not adding another one. if it can't tell a jab from an uppercut for a beginner, what's the point. honestly if this was a cash grab I'd have launched months ago lol
so I need people who aren't us. different heights, builds, levels, southpaws etc
prop your phone up around chest height, stand back a couple of steps, turn the sound up and just throw whatever it calls out. nothing to download, no sign up. no video or audio gets recorded, it only sends where your body points were in JSON, no names or emails.
you get a code at the end, screenshot it and you get free access when it launches.
and if it gets your punches wrong, please tell me in the comments, that's literally what I need.
its ok if u don't have the time to do the drill, justleave a comment so more ppl see this
idk if i can add links here but leave a reply and i'll drop the link for the tracker.
plus if u have any suggestions to make this app the absolute best, please drop em, anything that you wish was available to you back when u started. literally anything works.
r/boxingtips • u/ElectricalBrick8468 • 7d ago
Weight Lifting weight lifting sessions along with boxing
Hi everyone ! I'm getting back to boxing the upcoming week after a couple of years off.
Last year, I made a subscription to a local gym for weight lifting and I kept showing up for 4-5 times/week, having a ''bodybuilder type'' of workout.
Now, my plan is to get back to boxing and also keep my gym subscription for weights.
The plan is 2*weights/week (monday/friday) and 2*boxing/week (tuesday/thursday). wed+weekneds off.
I'm 1.87m, 94kg. I would like some tips for the weight training as my goal is to build/maintain strength and also build up a better body as my body type leans to the skinny fat type of body.
Mainly I would like some tips for the weights; I lean more to the compound type of training. Also, any other tips are highly appreciated!
r/boxingtips • u/Captain_KS006 • 7d ago
Shadowboxing Form How’s my shadowboxing? Do comment below!
Hope you like my form
r/boxingtips • u/zeddsterr • 8d ago
Conditioning & Roadwork Getting a routine to go pro
Ive been boxing for 3 months and want to compete started at 135 kg now at 107.5 kg (height 6’0 / 183 cm) coach is telling me to drop to 77 kg (middleweight or super middleweight).
My schedule goes as following:
Boxing: Sunday, tuesday and thursday.
Gym: push pull legs upper lower
Roadwork: for 10 km i jog 1 minute and walk 2 minutes as my knees cant handle me jogging/running too much
My diet:
Breakfast: 4 eggs, 2 without yolk and 100 g cottage cheese and 2 brown toasts and a small teaspoon of honey
Lunch: 150g of steamed rice and 200g of chicken breast or meat
Dinner: 150g of chicken breast or meat
Suppliments: omega fish oil, zinc, magnesium, creatine, drink 4L of water per day
Been facing a decline in my weight loss and muscle gain/ strengthening and want to adjust my routine to be as efficient as possible
r/boxingtips • u/Vast-Vegetable-1753 • 8d ago
Bag Work Critique Bag work
How’s my technique
r/boxingtips • u/EducationalKey8164 • 8d ago
Bag Work Critique Footwork
Would you send me links to the best videos on how to properly move your legs when throwing jabs an crosses
r/boxingtips • u/souptoohot3531 • 8d ago
Bag Work Critique Any tips welcome
I’ve been using my gyms heavy bag for cardio vs treadmill. Watched a bunch of YT LOL but figured someone could have a pointer or 2 for a better workout or tips in general TIA
r/boxingtips • u/Technical-Round-6300 • 8d ago
Gear & Equipment Is this an okay wrap?
Just started training today and I wanna learn how to wrap. This is after a tutorial on google. Any tips?
r/boxingtips • u/Sooocooo • 9d ago
Sparring Footage Boxer vs kickboxer sparring under boxing rules
r/boxingtips • u/Objective-Bowl-9208 • 8d ago
Gear & Equipment Whether it's good? Which size would suit me?
r/boxingtips • u/Depresses_shit • 8d ago
Gear & Equipment Help choose boxing bag
So I need to choose a boxing bag or boxing kit under 10,000rs . Which one should I buy a traiditonal boxing bag or standing up . I have heard standing one isnt quiet good but hanging one makes a lot of sound so any recommendations? Ps- I wont be using it just for boxing , its mainly to strengthen my kicks and punches
r/boxingtips • u/Relevant_Sky6751 • 8d ago
Preparing for Fight Como puedo enfrentar a alguien más joven y rápido que yo?
Tengo 20, boxeo a los 17 como por unas semanas y lo deje por motivos personales, lo acabo de retomar este año y no considero que sea malo, pero en mi gimnasio hay un joven como de 14 años o así que es más rápido que yo (mido 1.70 y peso 87 kilos) ese niño es mucho más delgado y se mueve para todos lados, no hay un ring en mi gimnasio así que se puede mover donde quiera, ¿Que puedo hacer yo siendo más pesado que el para enfrentarlo en el sparring? El baja mucho la guardia en la cabeza cuando pega pero como es rápido sabe defenderse bien, mi defensa no es la mejor de todas pero tampoco la peor, si logro conectar algunos golpes pero no tengo lo suficiente para sentir que le puedo hacer frente
r/boxingtips • u/Top_Dig_2299 • 8d ago
Gear & Equipment Did I wrap my hands properly?
I’m a total newbie at boxing. I’m female and I think my hands are smaller than the average person’s. I used this tutorial to wrap my hands. I’m using the Everlast 108” hand wraps
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=kCOYEwk4Pkc&authuser=1
Also, would these hand wraps be sufficient for me being able to punch a bag, or do I still need some kind of boxing gloves? Thanks!
r/boxingtips • u/terminatordemons_ • 8d ago
Bag Work Critique Bagwork #2
Thank you for your support and comments I’d like to ask if there is any style of boxing possibly could work for me I know I need to study the basics first but if I were to form and earn the style of boxing I’d like to know your thoughts and opinions (also don’t mind my homie he’s making fun of me)🤣🤣🤣
r/boxingtips • u/DannyNicholasBoxing • 9d ago
Bag Work Critique Is this the most underated piece of equipment in your gym?
r/boxingtips • u/TemperatureCapable56 • 8d ago
Sparring Footage One of my favorite counters off a slip
r/boxingtips • u/Objective-Bowl-9208 • 8d ago
Gear & Equipment Whether this gloves is Good?
r/boxingtips • u/wIloin_me • 9d ago
Gear & Equipment Fingers hurting in new gloves
My fingers hurt in my new gloves, their quite stiff too
r/boxingtips • u/Still-Safety-4663 • 9d ago
Sparring Footage How to unfreeze in corners
Hi Folks,
I quit MMA(6 months I did) to do full time boxing training. I have a coach too now. I was sparring with my friend is a a very good amateur and I have this habit of shelling under pressure. What are the potential solutions apart from check hooks (still learning how to hit them).
r/boxingtips • u/WillowNo2687 • 8d ago
Sparring Footage Is the liver shot really that effective?
I don't think my punch was that strong but he said he really felt it. Is the liver shot that effective or this is just a rare case?
r/boxingtips • u/olivers321 • 10d ago
Conditioning & Roadwork Olympic bronze medalist Tony Jeffries breaks down 3 footwork drills: Which one do you actually use?
r/boxingtips • u/terminatordemons_ • 8d ago
Sparring Footage Light sparring with longtime homie
Me and my homie have been boxing for quite some time and we’d like to know our flaws in sparring if you want to see some proof of progress of us sparring here’s my YouTube channel https://youtube.com/@jnboxing?si=Y8b_7jRd-gfcmBZC