Why You Suck at Boxing

The Most Common Mistakes Made by Beginners in Boxing and How to Avoid Them

De: Andrew Hudson

Narrado por: Brian Jeffords

Duración: 3 h y 16 m

Resumen del Editor

Stop Being Bad at Boxing - Discover Your Errors and How to Quickly Correct Them. (Boxing Training Guide)

Mistakes either make or break you, and you are making many mistakes with your form, technique and mindset. It’s a frustrating and painful process. In boxing, errors are very easy to make and hard to identify, therefore you are likely to develop bad boxing habits - which can take months to fix.

I am Andrew Hudson, a boxing coach who was once in your position many years ago, I am very aware of the common mistakes that beginners make because I have made them hundreds of times myself. These mostly come from your stance and footwork, causing you to be:

• Easily Knocked off Balance.
• Fatigued Quickly.
• Less Sharp with Your Punching and Movement.

This book has been carefully written to help you identify common boxing errors in technique so you can fix your mistakes, and avoid them in the future. Allowing you to improve your boxing ability quickly. With each error, you can find information on how to fix the mistake. Also in this guide, you’ll discover:

• The Biggest Mistake You Make That You’re Unaware of.
• Multiple Drills to Help Correct Your Errors.
• Why Your Punches Lack Power and Accuracy.
• How to Learn from Others’ Mistakes to Improve Efficiently.

PLEASE NOTE: When you purchase this title, the accompanying PDF will be available in your Audible Library along with the audio.

©2023 Andrew Hudson (P)2023 Andrew Hudson

Great book

This book is great for teaching the fundamentals of boxing for the beginner. It has hugely helped me to see where I was going wrong and to improve my technique. The book is straightforward, easy to understand and practical. Explains exactly what you should be doing. Super useful

A Great Resource

This audiobook is a great resource for new boxers to help nip bad habits in the bud. This book clearly identifies the most common mistakes that new (and experienced) boxers make, and it gives you practical advice on how to not fall into those bad habits. I wish I had this when I was first starting, but I am already improving some of my poor habits because of this book. Highly recommend.

Really useful book

I really liked this book because it broke down boxing into simple steps, like stance and footwork. I've just started training as part of a fitness program, and after practicing what the book teaches for a week in front of the mirror, my trainer was very impressed with my progress. If you've just started boxing or are thinkning about doing so, you should buy this book.

Great technicalities!!

I’m a former 3 time golden glove champion.

The way the author explains everything is phenomenal. From footwork to headmovent to what to look for while boxing your opponent and importance in timing. I’m impressed.

Download your personal coach;)

Listening to this book is like having a personal coach by your side, pointing out all those common mistakes and showing you exactly how to fix them. The author's understanding of the challenges beginners face is spot-on, and the guidance provided is incredibly valuable.

The drills and exercises are super easy to follow, and I've already seen a huge improvement in my technique. One aspect I particularly appreciated was the emphasis on mental health and maintaining a proper mindset. Boxing isn't just about physical strength; it's about mental agility too. This book does an excellent job of highlighting that and provides valuable insights on how to stay focused and motivated.

Useful and practical information!

"why you suck at Boxing" is an easy-to-understand audiobook with lots of tips. With this book, you will master boxing in no time. the author will tell you how not to have mistakes and go deep into psychology insight for you to get better at boxing as well.

I will recommend it to anyone who wants to be good at boxing, is a boxing beginner, or boxing fan. No look further and get this book!

Practitioner

As someone who has been doing Jiu Jitsu for over a decade it feels good to get out of my bounds a little. With Boxing I've found a sense of self and of my own physical well being renewed. I found this book helpful for guidance to help sure up my technique in a few crucial points. Punches don't come strong unless you let them so make sure you slide right through with this one.

Great beginner's book!

I enjoyed learning a little history of boxing from way back. I've always been slightly interested in boxing and this definitely gave me tons of helpful strategies and techniques for starting out. It talks about the importance of your mindset and mental game-not to be overlooked! It's definitely every bit as important as the physical/technical details. It gives clear instructions for step-by-step stances, footwork, punches and more! The author does a good job of clarifying the different terms/jargon. If you're looking for improvement, or just starting out - this book can help!

Understanding Boxing

The author has done an amazing job in putting together great tips and tricks for people with little or no knowledge in boxing .With boxing skills one has to keep working on it before perfection. The author has provided us readers with amazing valuable strategies on improving on personal skills and enhancing growth.

Awesome Guide!

“Why You Suck at Boxing” by Andrew Hudson is an amazing guide for boxing athletes! Hudson, former boxer and now coach, teaches the fundamentals of boxing in his book and thoroughly communicates the common errors made in the ring. He touches on the areas of form, technique, footwork, balance, and most importantly, your mindset. Hudson’s passion for boxing and his dedication for mentoring beginner boxers is truly evident in his audiobook! An empowering listen!