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I agree with this post...you made solid points!

You need to have a conversation with the trainer and let him know your goals and expectations and see how that maps to his progression plan. The thing about Boxing is that you will work the fundamentals on your first and last day but what you don’t want to do is waste your time in “cardio...

The only way you can calm his nerves is by putting him in the ring more. He has to get comfortable with being in combat and you can only do that by being in it. Also...don’t pressure him...fighting is pressure enough...guide but don’t pressure, he’s not an adult.

I will definitely echo @Silver tongue samurai... Offense You need a solid step jab that you can fire at will. This will help you set up combos, find your range, as well as help you keep your opponent at the distance that allows you to do the best work. Work on your speed as you have the height...

You make perfect sense but you are using strategy and tactics honed in sport fighting and applying them to the street. Low kicking someone who trains to see, check, and counter leg kicks is clearly going to have a different result than low kicking the average person fighting on the street. A...