I've seen so many of these guys during my still short boxing run.
There be some guys who are at most brawlers, you see them swinging and jumping, landing here and there...
Yet these guys talk too much, doing some Paulie Malignaggi speech as if they are 2x world champions.
They see you on the bag, they come and tell what you should be doing instead of jabbing like that or posing like this .i. .
They see you doing technique patterns or worse, partner up with you and tell you how you should be breathing?
They see you doing some sparring with some guy. And what they do? Of course they should interrupt the session 5 to 6 times to share their golden ideas. I've seen some guy educating a buddy who always schools him...
They catch you up just when you are leaving for the shower or after that in the lockers because education never ends, has no limits.
I understand that these people don't have bad intentions and maybe trying to help or have a little chat, but I also believe they can't control their ego. They are trying to look like more than what they are in boxing, no disrespect, we all do it.
I just listen to my trainer and experienced but little talking guys, I really embrace their suggestions. You notice experienced people really talk too little and generally say the same thing again and again.
And it's worse if you have some defensive, slick style bcz these guys think you do what you do bcz no one told you that. Keep telling you to hold that lead hand up high (that's really interesting...), not to bend at the hip, not to back pedal, to stay there and take shots...
Just mother***ing take your photos in the ring, take videos as you do bag or mitts work, post them on instagram or whatever, skip the sparring day, and get the *** out the gym without saying a single word to us.
There be some guys who are at most brawlers, you see them swinging and jumping, landing here and there...
Yet these guys talk too much, doing some Paulie Malignaggi speech as if they are 2x world champions.
They see you on the bag, they come and tell what you should be doing instead of jabbing like that or posing like this .i. .
They see you doing technique patterns or worse, partner up with you and tell you how you should be breathing?
They see you doing some sparring with some guy. And what they do? Of course they should interrupt the session 5 to 6 times to share their golden ideas. I've seen some guy educating a buddy who always schools him...
They catch you up just when you are leaving for the shower or after that in the lockers because education never ends, has no limits.
I understand that these people don't have bad intentions and maybe trying to help or have a little chat, but I also believe they can't control their ego. They are trying to look like more than what they are in boxing, no disrespect, we all do it.
I just listen to my trainer and experienced but little talking guys, I really embrace their suggestions. You notice experienced people really talk too little and generally say the same thing again and again.
And it's worse if you have some defensive, slick style bcz these guys think you do what you do bcz no one told you that. Keep telling you to hold that lead hand up high (that's really interesting...), not to bend at the hip, not to back pedal, to stay there and take shots...
Just mother***ing take your photos in the ring, take videos as you do bag or mitts work, post them on instagram or whatever, skip the sparring day, and get the *** out the gym without saying a single word to us.
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