Just be open minded and jump into it. Find a place you think suits you the most in terms of distance and quality. Or be open minded to try several places, and pick the one you feel the most home with.
Then try it for a month or something, and your teacher will get you into the stuff, and decide if it is something for you. Just stay open and honest, and things will go smooth.
Okay, I am pretty sure Kid Cudi is older than fourteen.
Anyways, boxing is really fun. It's a great work out and you will get very fast and strong with it - not to mention the fact that you will also be a better fighter.
I did Muay-Thai for about 9 months and man, did I love it. It was a lot of fun. I got beat up at first by the other guys but I learned real quick and it was an awesome work out and it was overall really cool. It got addicting, too.
I highly recommend it.
i also started at 14 and was real nervous to start. Just remember one thing hard work and dedication becoming the best does not happen over night but when you put the work in it pays off when you get to travel with your gym to different cities and even some times different states. O YEAH AND FLOYD MAYWEATHER IS THE BEST BOXER IN THE WORLD IF ANYONE ASKS
1. If you're going to be successful, you have to devote yourself to:
a. a boxing training program, and,
b. a boxing diet.
2. No matter how good you are, at times you're going to get hit and the punch:
a. is going to hurt,
b. may:
i. cut you,
ii. break your nose or jaw, or,
iii. knock you out.
3. Blows to the head probably cause brain damage.
I don't call this "fun".
Then do it. It'll boost your confidence knowing u can handle yourself but be patient Rome wasn't built in a day so if u cnt do certain techniques don't worry. U will in time
I am a 14 year old and I think I wanna do boxing how is it and is it hard I'm in great shape and is it fun any tips i really only know the basics
