I'm a armature boxing champion but how do you think I became a champion?
484336
Well it wasn't your linguistic skills. I would suggest hard work is the key element of your success. Talent with out it is rather like a kite without wind.
704971
i m actually quite a good arm wrestler. at 155 pounds ive beaten 250 plus before. there are many stratagye. Your wrist is the first step. you want to control the match as soon as you begin by turning you wrrist down and in. then start pulling in towards yourself and put em down
886401
I love to box. Go the gym, get some boxing gloves and punch all your probs away.
1111211
Join an amateur boxing club or gym. Just be careful its a tough sport. \n\nAlso instead of paying for expensive lessons or camps, why not buy a heavy bag and install it at home. That way you can learn on your own from textbooks or the internet.
938066
Spar 30 rounds with Manny Pacquiao.\n\nIf you survive, call Bob Arum or Oscar Dela Hoya and ask for a contract sheet.
162165
A Champion is a person who can overcome difficult challenges and achieve his or her goals. This is not necessarily the same as the champion, who has won a competition and is temporarily "number 1".\n\nTo be a Champion you need to be strong, skilled and determined.\n\nBy setting your mind to achieve a goal or solve a problem, by doing your best and making your mark, you will feel confident and proud, you will be respected and honored, and you will be a Champion.
723975
When I wrestled I was always given this advice "respect your opponent but never more than you respect yourself".  If you play head games with yourself, you don't win matches.  You have to believe that you done everything you could do during the week to get ready for the match.  Only when you believe you can win, will you win.  Trust me on this.  I went 3 years before I won my first match.  And the first time I won, I knew I was going to win!  After that, I took the mentality that I deserved to win every time I got on the mat.  I started winning like crazy.  Good luck man.
1023254
It is difficult to begin a boxing career but you have to begin by joining some type of boxing club.  I am not sure where you live but I am sure that they are pretty much everywhere especially in the bigger cities.  Whoever owns the boxing gym will be your personal sponsor and there you will also have a chance to train with speed bags, heavy bags, jump rope, sparring other boxers and lots of practice before they sign you up for the amatures.  You have to start at the back door before you get to the front!  It takes a lot of heart, dedication and time.  On the plus side, if you win a couple amature fights then you will be qualified to go to golden gloves and that is when you start making the money.  I know friends of mine who make up to two thousand dollars a fight!  Goodluck!
570405
i agre with u wholeheartely!\nhe's not big enough to be the champ.\nno one wants to see him hold the championship belt!
100084
I know USA Boxing holds clinics.  Usually my dad teaches the clinics.  I would ask him, but he is out of town right now.  I know you have to take a test after the clinic. Go to www.usaboxing.org   Click on "membership".
1159766
Start by getting involved in a local gold glove gym or something similar so you can box competitively.  If you get established and keep winning, you will get noticed, and will have a chance to go to olympic trials.
870401
Fighting is like everything else man. It takes practice. Go to a boxingg gym and watch people. Punch the bag around. Get stronger and quicker.
354084
Before you go up to do your routine try and realize a few different things...first most of your competitors have similar nervousness it can be a disconcerting feeling to go up and perform against people and for people that you are not used to - just try and do the best you can. Secondly realize that you do have a good grasp of your technique, otherwise you wouldnt be up there in a tournament setting. Try and be confident that you have mastered your abilities as best as you were able in preparation for the contest. Again you can only perform as well as you can perform and you just have to be at peace with what the results will bring.
353429
winning in arm wrestling doesn't depends on size of your biceps or chest or shoulders that much.\nIf u wanna be a good arm wrestler, then increaes your stamina first..
400075
practice makes perfect...you need to find an experienced person who will help you excel.  It is in your best interest to always spar with someone who is better then you who will "press" you but not hurt you. Some people have egos and end up hurting you. In terms of punches the heavy bag is one of the best methods.  As long as you have some one monitoring your technique you can only get better. Mitts are also a great technique to practice and perfect your "moves".(hopefully I hope I answered this correctly)
929098
If you trust your skills why not compete? May you be the first martial artist champion who started training late!  Good luck!
827428
You could try and train again for a pro career. But be wary about your nose. Let your trainer/manager know about this. A doctor to study about your problems is also recommended.\n\nSee if your nose can cope with intense sparring. I assure you your nose will get hit. If it will give you problems with just minor hits, it is big sign not to go any further. Your trainer will know what to do. Also, try to match yourself up with not so strong fighters at first so you can assess if you can really keep up... if you can indeed keep up, or your nose for that matter, progress to stronger fighters but slowly and surely. \n\nBut if you can't, refrain from prizefighting... there's no need to injure yourself. Channel your passion for boxing outside the ring. You could train budding boxers... hey, you could also spar a few rounds. The point is, passion for the "sweet science" is not only practiced through actual fighting inside the ring.