Am I Too Old To Box? [The Real Answer!]

In this video, I answer a question I get Every Day about age and Boxing!

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[CoachAnthonyBoxing]

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[jayguillory]

Started my boxing journey at 42. Always wanted to get into boxing when I was younger but grew up poor so couldn't afford a gym membership, at least this was the mentality my moms sowed into me. Now I got my own money and all 3 kids are off at college so I get to focus on things I love to do, Boxing. Covid slowed things down a bit but now 44, doing a lot of training at home but feeling and looking great and looking forward to get back into the gym and sparring with these young cats to show I still got hands and a beast in the ring :-)

[lillianrobles]

I’m 39 years old and I started boxing when I was twelve but I went to prison and did 15 and I’m bout to start my amateur boxing this year! 🥊🥊🥊🥊

[buddyrichable]

At 61 years old I joined a pro boxing club ran by a former Lightweight world champion.
Stayed for 7 years until I had to remodel my son's store.
I did everything the young fighters did. You're never to old if your health permits.

[Bertsan]

I started boxing at 59. Boxing has improved my life in so many ways: mentally; physically; emotionally. Boxing is the fire!

[hatters]

"You don't have to be a fighter to train like one", that resonates with me greatly. At 55, I'm realistic with my goals in boxing. What pushes me, is my expectations of myself. I want to be the best I can be, nothing more.

[SproutingFam]

I started at 35. I'm the oldest in my gym. But I train 5 days a week like everyone there now getting ready for Olympic trials for Mexico. Best shape I've been in since high school wrestling. My gym do hard sparring, so I only get in there a few times per month and with my age comes a power that some of the young guns there don't have. I have to warm up more than all of them or else I pull something and it goes away slower these days. I plan to keep boxing forever. Thanks for letting me know about that Masters group. Got time to train for it!

[dibujemaestro]

Coach…I’m almost 60 and I’m training boxing two hours, six days a week. Maybe I’m slow, but at my age I’m better than in my 30s. No punching in my head but hard training. One hour of box, one of conditioning.

[thebutcher]

I’m 37 coach Anthony, started 4 months ago, I’ve lost 20lb and counting, now I’m at 210lb f, I train 5 days a week about 2h each day , I can’t get enough of it, is like therapy and antidepressant for me and it works, love the camaraderie and the discipline, your vid are very motivating . Thank you sir, god bless 🙏

[yoitzdrew]

I’m 32, always been a fan of boxing. I started boxing 6 months ago, I’ll never stop. Best decision of my life. The physical and mental sharpness it creates is amazing.

[KingKing-bcnb]

YOU KEEPING IT REAL IN THIS VIDEO…. I STARTED AT 21 AND JUST TURNED PROFESSIONAL AT 31..I COULD’VE DONE IT SOONER BUT I WAITED…AND IM TAKING THIS AS FAR AS I CAN .. ANYTHING IS POSSIBLE BUT IT WONT BE EASY..

[oogaftw]

I'm 44 and I'm going to my first session at a boxing gym (also, any gym) for the first time in my life tomorrow evening..

[ricroz]

Your video is right on. I’m 62 and joined my club 8 months ago. I’ve lost 40 pounds and feel as good as I did at 30. Attended the Las Vegas Masters tournament this past week, and I’m working towards participating next year. LOVE

[lanceb.]

I am 42 years old right now, I started Boxing at 19 years old. I Love Boxing, Muay Thai I have trained in it too.

My Dad is 77 years old right now that is training for Boxing 🥊 his Coach won 200 fights in Romania made it to Pro Boxer. My Dad says I feel I’m to old?

I said; Dad you’re never to old to box. My Dad has a lot of Passion for Boxing 🥊 in the end we both Loved your video Coach Anthony keep up the great stuff.

Lance B. Kitchener, Ontario, Canada 🇨🇦 🍁

[unoriginalusername]

21. Started boxing at 19. Was at my lowest point when I started and you’re right. I’ve grown so much and gotten so much better mentally, physically from it. Life lessons, not to give up and keep fighting. Having it as a hobby is so beneficial, you don’t have to be a pro.

[carmenbatista]

I'm 39 and started 9 months ago at 38. It's humbling sometimes to train with the younger kids. But I'm so proud of myself. And the more I reflect on the training and gather evidence of myself doing hard things- it helps me show up as a better mom, wife and boss.

[kleland]

33. Started over a yr ago for fitness and growing a love for the science day by day. Always was a casual fan as a kid but boxing makes u appreciate the grind and everything that comes with the community 🥊. Thanks coach 💯 🧠

[michaeltimothy]

I’m 58 and just got back in the ring after 15 years. Still nervous and still a thrill.

[jeremypoole]

Thank you for your time this was a great video. I’m 39 now and I’m a MMA fighter, started training in 2001 and I’m a striker so boxing is a big part of my game. In 2015 I got signed to TUF and life stepped in and turned everything upside down. Things happened and they were tragic but the moral of the story is I quit. Over the past few years I started seeing my training partners and friends get into the UFC. I never talk to anybody about it or said anything but it was really burning me inside. So for the past six years I watched all of them become stars and some of them fall by the side. For a very long time I blame the things that happened in life for my reason to quit. This past November one day I just realized and just manned up, it wasn’t anyone’s fault but my own for quitting no matter how hard I got in life. I decided to do something about how I’ve been feeling and I walked into another MMA gym. Right off the bat surprisingly I realize that I can still do everything that I used to be able to do. In that same moment I realized how much I loved fighting and wanted to pursue it for that reason alone. I’ve been training my ass off every single day no matter what no excuses just for the love of fighting. From this the wheels have just been turning. I’m under a great new coach that sees the potential in me and I’ll be fighting this year under him. I will fight anybody anywhere any time. I’m just so excited that I get to display my art and have a second chance at this. I would be lying if I said I didn’t want to get signed to the UFC but in all reality I really don’t care I just want to fight. I have nothing to lose and everything to prove to myself. I’ve finally realize it’s not about all the glamorous things and the superstar shit it’s about what’s inside of you. We all have something special and it’s up to us to get it out there. Thank you for this video Coach I appreciate it.

[joshuapage]

I’m 26 started by myself at 19 but didn’t get to learn from a real coach until last year. It had tremendously helped me and I hope I can compete soon.