THE TOP 3 REASONS WHY PEOPLE QUIT BOXING/TRAINING ‼️

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There are a multitude of reasons why people step away from the sport or their physical fitness training these are the top 3 reasons I've noticed. if you have any others please mention them in the description!

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I was in a slump after i lost my last two fights. Then my wife packed my bag and drove me to the gym and said " that was only the first round. This fight is not over yet.

tellywells

Lack of diverse sparring partners, lack of skill development goals, lack of motivation to push yourself, in my case injury.

constancemcduffin

you either take control of your life or life controls you 💯💯

zayyski

Shoulder injury -> almost losing my job -> working more to save my brother from going into foster care. The idea of competing is out the window, but I still train. Never fully walking away from this 🥊❤️

JK-zugm

Even as a 42 year old man, boxing discipline made me so much better as a person. Even when I'm sick, I do some form of studying of boxing and mental exercises. To make it short : Boxing is so much more than two guys fighting in a ring.
Peace.

a.meireles.boxing

"everything negative that happens to you is an opportunity to improve yourself"

stringsnare

So true about the discourage meant part. You will get dropped, beat up, taken advantage of, but that’s part of the process. It sucks at first but if you really want to get better you gotta move past that.

mkminor

You are a very encouraging and motivational speaker.
You prove that being a "good boxing couch" involves much more than training technique.
Great Job!!!

vanderpoolfarmsl.l.c.

Thanks, Coach V! I got absolutely lit up in a spar the other night. Was difficult to handle. Humbling. But it just motivated me to learn, focus and do better next time.

michaelcolello

This guy is as real as they come . Love the shit

randombollox

I LOVE & appreciate all these coaching videos! Look forward to seeing you reach the 100k Coach V.😎👊🏽

brandond.hooker

he don't miss every single video that he puts out are straight up facts !

miguelmacias

1. Discipline
2. Injuries
3. Discouragement

MeGamer

I’m 29 and been on and off boxing for years but now I decided to permanently commit and I do want to be a good competitor in the amateurs. I agree with everything you said here.

alishabazz

Every church congregation should have a boxing program (1 Cor. 9:26). The mindset is the same as the walk of faith: no excuses; whatever you do, do it with all your might. That's how you build up strong men in body and mind. Thanks, Coach.

c.a.g.