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Boxing As A Martial Art, Preface
Greetings
I would like to start hearing all of your responses to some posts I am going to put up over time on Western Boxing in its entirety. I have read the posts of many of you, and I like your responses to my posts, and I would like to start truly having communication on Western Boxing with all of the Boxers and Boxing fans that read and post threads on the Boxing Discussion Forum. All Martial Artists are welcomed to offer their opinions and ask any questions, and give answers. Whether you are for Boxing or not, please reply. I would like to get views from all angles definitively as possible, even if they are not entirely accurate. I know there are posts that have already discussed some of the topics that I would like to discuss, but I would like to go more in depth into the study of Western Boxing with those would like to help me.
Please, I would like to avoid e- arguments over trivial things, so please offer something that is constructive, even if it is opposition to some one else's thoughts or opinion.
Areas of discussion
1. History(Earliest records, important figures, styles, modern usage)
2. Theory(Physics, strikes, strategies, styles, combat application, Boxing vs. other MA)
3. Application(Boxing matches in ring and in the street;
4. Training(Conditioning, strength training, body hardening, levels of skill, etc.)
I would like all the participation I can get from every one of you.
Thank You,
Boxing Master
I would like to start hearing all of your responses to some posts I am going to put up over time on Western Boxing in its entirety. I have read the posts of many of you, and I like your responses to my posts, and I would like to start truly having communication on Western Boxing with all of the Boxers and Boxing fans that read and post threads on the Boxing Discussion Forum. All Martial Artists are welcomed to offer their opinions and ask any questions, and give answers. Whether you are for Boxing or not, please reply. I would like to get views from all angles definitively as possible, even if they are not entirely accurate. I know there are posts that have already discussed some of the topics that I would like to discuss, but I would like to go more in depth into the study of Western Boxing with those would like to help me.
Please, I would like to avoid e- arguments over trivial things, so please offer something that is constructive, even if it is opposition to some one else's thoughts or opinion.
Areas of discussion
1. History(Earliest records, important figures, styles, modern usage)
2. Theory(Physics, strikes, strategies, styles, combat application, Boxing vs. other MA)
3. Application(Boxing matches in ring and in the street;
4. Training(Conditioning, strength training, body hardening, levels of skill, etc.)
I would like all the participation I can get from every one of you.
Thank You,
Boxing Master
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