any fellow boxers/muay thai practioners out there?



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Gunfighter28
PostPosted: Sat Jul 27, 2013 3:31 pm 
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I am trying to start a thread here where ppl can share training stories, fight stories, training advice, fight advice, Advice on mental preperation before competition. As well ppl can come seeking advice. So feel fre to share any stories or advice you may have. Thanks
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I have been training in boxing/martial arts for a while now. Only fighting I have really done though is a street fight or 2 to save my own life. The rest is mostly just for fun/tournament.

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I have been training in boxing/martial arts for a while now. Only fighting I have really done though is a street fight or 2 to save my own life. The rest is mostly just for fun/tournament.
Cool mate I've trained boxing Muay Thai for about 9yrs now I have 10 Muay Thai fights. There's been a couple incidents in the street where I've had to put my training into play and I am thankful I had it but if its at all possible I just avoid trouble myself. Do you train Muay Thai or more so kickboxing rules?
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I first really started out with Tae Kwon Do. A lot of guys on here seem to think that TKD is too flashy though. My Black Belt school mostly did kickboxing when we sparred. I am interested in Muay Thai though. I practice shin kicks on my Wavemaster training bag. I must say, it really boosts your pain tolerance to use your shins to cause damage...

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