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QUESTION: Hi, him very interested in the boxing career and what I can make of it. I’ve been practicing really hard every day. For example, I’ve been running miles, going to the gym and boxing practice, and also lifting a few weights. I’m an Australian and i need help. I’m only 14 years old. I’ve always wanted to be a boxer. I’ve had help with my father aswell as my grandfather who was a famous boxer in Great Britian. What can i do to get me onto the road of being a pro boxer aswell as training. May you please tell me how else i can train myself aswell as in the gym.ANSWER: Hi Jerome, the main thing for you is to condition. It is the number one most important thing you can do. You are starting at the perfect age. You can develop some muscle at the same time you learn how to box. Take full advantage of the Juniors and get as many fights as you can. I am not sure of the rules in Australia but if they are simliar to the USA you will for from junior to senior/adult boxer at age 17. Work hard between now and then so when you start your adult career you’ll already have tons of expereince. It will be a great advantage. Build some muscle along the way but stay lean and flexible, don’t get too bulky. Think conditioning, think combinations, think keep your hands moving and throw lots of combos. Get in this type of groove as you develop and you will make some noise in the amateurs. real bee pollen There is a societal tendency to judge people who are overweight or obese. This often leads to people feeling embarrassed, inadequate or discriminated against. While most women state that they would like to lose weight, your ultimate goal should be health. Focus on eating healthy foods, getting off the couch and moving more, and finding effective ways to increase insulin sensitivity. After all, a healthy body can increase both the length and quality of your life.
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