The fallacy of most boxing trainers is immediately obvious after observing a few minutes of a professional/amateur bout or visiting a boxing gym. These shortcomings vary from trainer to trainer yet are consistent. Some of the observed fallacies or shortcomings are; failing to challenge their fighters, failing to encourage creativity, criticize their fighters for being different or individuals, understating the necessity of defense, lack of balance training, chastising their fighters for being stylistic, insisting it is their way or no way, refusal to work with fighters after learning they have visited another gym, absence of intensity, allowing laziness in the gym, failure to study footwork, trainers are spread too thin, forget the basis and foundation of the sweet science, the delineation between everyday training vs training for a bout. Most significant is trainers often forget what they put in a fighter is what a fighter puts out in their bouts. Many trainers are also content with their fighter leaving the ring with a “W” next to their name.

The following is emphasized at Magic Hands Boxing;

* Effective, controlled aggression
* Footwork
* Counter punching
* Clinching
* How to respond when knocked down
* “Slick, fluid” movement
* Reach vs range
* Ring generalship
* React punching
* Sportsmanship
* Body punching
* Fundamentals and advanced techniques
* Fighting injured
* Weight manipulation - effective, safe and rapid weight-loss
* Giving angles
* Creative punching
* Fighting and how to fight the following styles; brawling, pressure fighting, & in-fighting
* Developing knockout power
* Rhythm
* Head movement
* The science of finishing
* Fighting smart
* Switch/adapt to various styles
* Build rapport with boxing officials
* Conditioning
* Fight strategies and planning
* Entertaining/showmanship
* Chin placement
* Creative combination punching
* Dietary supplements/vitamins
* Proper match making
* Engineering and re-engineering styles/performances
* Setting up shots
* and much more!

Magic Hands Boxing offers close fighter/coach relationships with extensive one-on-one training and people are trained to be champions not just boxers. Moreover, the goal of Magic Hands Boxing is not merely to train fighters but to train coveted pound-for-pound champions.

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