HOW LONG BEFORE IM GOOD AT BOXING??

I get this question about 5 times A-day understandably so I've been avoiding answering it lol but this is the best way for me to explain my experience on how long it takes to to get good at boxing!!

[imhassane]

I've been training boxing for like 1.5 month and I'm already a problem in my gym (not bragging) but the thing that helped me the most is watching a lot boxing, doing roadwork every other day and heavy bag cardio workouts and never sparring hard. It allows me to spar a lot, apply what I've learned online and never getting hurt. I only once had a headache since I started training, I always ask to go light but fast when sparring.

[ScubaSouth]

He went from 18K to 92K in 11 months dude holy

[jimmynin]

Thank you for this awesome video, Coach V. I've just hit the 6 months mark myself, and while I'm definitely not going to win any competition yet, I would 100% whop my ass from 6 months ago. My wife showed a video of me shadow boxing from November last year, I couldn't believe how much I've changed. I've grew from someone who hated physical activities, to someone who feels "off" if I don't hit the gym or at least shadow box. Congratulations on your milestone as well! I'm looking forward to more great content from you.

[lo]

Spot on 6 months was the mark when I knew I had something going with this 🥊

[Muy_Lyndo_mindframe]

Wow man I been in this game for a year and a half. You really never stop learning. I'm so thankful

[Asherons]

I got mad trust in this channel, because I've been living it for the past year. The only way I could compare this to how fast I get results from online training, is cooking recipe videos. I watch it, then I go make the shit in the kitchen. Even if you're in school to be a chef and have a teacher, there's always a benefit from doing your own research on the dish. There's always more spices and seasonings and when you take the extra time outside the kitchen, you'll be the best inside the kitchen. Coach V's advice has worked in the same way over my boxing career.

Thank you, man, for the 279th time.

Damn. I'm hungry now. Think I'll go hit the bag.

[BoomDabba]

Yo Coach V, thanks for uploading videos.

I started to take my mma training really seriously these past 4 months. Starting weight was 260lbs, and now I'm 230lbs. Almost every single night I've drilled the basic jab, step jab for at least one to two hours in front of the mirror for the past two months with proper hip rotation, and the difference in technique from before I wasn't drilling proper technique is night and day. My jab is much faster, and stronger with the most simple of training.

[angeloreyes]

Thank you Coach V.
I like the concept of you vs. you. I'm an amateur getting ready to compete, I train in and out the gym 7 days a week, do my best to eat right, and watch as much fights as I can. But I got a bad habit of comparing myself to others and trying to be like them instead of being me and fighting to the best of my ability. Thanks for what you do.
No shortcuts. No guarantees. Stack those bricks.

[coffeemuncher]

started boxing 4 weeks ago and had my first spar, extremely humbling

[montesbye]

Droppin bombs, who else hits the like button before watching the video? Good way to put it coach, id defiantly kick my day 1 ass. Been at it 3 days a week for about 6 months now. My first 3 lessons I puked on the way home from class. Good to go now. Still get tired and have off days but stick to it and see the results. 💪💪

[Moto.Bully]

🔥Coach V🔥back at it again with 💯information you won’t get on your own. 💪🏽

[Barisdagame]

I just want to get good enough to defend myself

[miamiboi]

What Up Coach V? Great Knowledge as always & Congrats on that 18k Sub my brother keep it going💯

[compositionsbydova]

With the sweet science we never stop learning. I fought in mma and in boxing amateur and semi pro since i was a kid. Althouh im in my 30s now and have injuries. Im better than ever. Mom got sick and i had a kid and a single father so i couldnt really pursue longer. I really miss competing. Stay training peeps never quit!

[staticshockboxing]

This is how I’ve been looking at it too. Got my first fight with no experience, second with 6 months of sparring, and then finished my last third one after healing up and getting better defense. I definitely can whoop old me!

& what you said about the 99% around you is so true and just weird to realize. You could beat up a whole room lol

[foxxbillsfitnessllc]

This is what like to hear 👂 💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿. Thanks coach v for this video

[immbkjv]

Thanks bro best answer I got for this question..I'm definitely training now

[Nigerian_Super_Saiyan]

I'm going on 3 years now. The only days I miss are Saturdays and my gym's closed on Sundays 💯💯🥊

[franklevantini]

My biggest struggle is agility. Told by trainer i have mastered the moves. But problems with agilty. So frustrating about poor agility and now i am age 50 years old. Still chasing my dream. Like why so long. And still wants my first fight. Wants amuater boxing level. Odd told be hard to get it at age 50. I cant wait longer. Not wait until i turn 80 years old

[sapito]

Good stuff coach like how u break did down👍🥊👌