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There are many ways that you can train for a boxing match, but you have to incorporate different exercises and methods in order to get into the best shape. These boxing practice exercises include: running, HIIT (High-Intensity Interval Training), mitt work, sparring, strength and conditioning, and boxing drills.
How to Get Started in Boxing Find a gym. Boxing gyms arent typically found in the yellow pages, but there are resources on the internet that can lead you in the right direction. Be sure the gym is within striking distance. Be open-minded. Choose your coach carefully. Do judge the gym by its cover.
Yes absolutely! Tons of people at my gym started boxing in their 20s. Some even started in their 30s and 40s and still compete.

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Many people think you must be a pro athlete or even an experienced boxer to join a boxing gym this couldnt be farther from the truth. Even if youve never done any type of fitness or sport since elementary PE class, if you have even the slightest interest in boxing, dont let your lack of experience hold you back.
Your natural skill, dedication, frequency of training, and resources can affect how long it takes to learn boxing by yourself. It takes months to master boxing basics. Boxing is a lifelong learning process, even for professionals. More training time and effort means faster growth.
Athletes get hurt. This is true in all sports and boxing is not immune. But the fact is, boxing has no more risk than other contact sports and, in some cases is safer than many non-contact sports. Thats reality and yet somewhere just beyond the spotlight, theres always lurks the question of safety.
how and where do i start? Any person physically fit and between the ages of 18 and 36 can become a boxer. However, the preparation period is long and quite demanding. It includes daily training to condition the body and learn the techniques necessary for the sport.
The short answer is that its never too late to start boxing. Some will argue that starting at a younger age will give you an advantage in competitions, although boxing tournaments offer brackets for boxers of all ages, so there is nothing to worry about.

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