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I'd be willing to venture that most of the people who honestly believe that boxing is simple aren't any more aware of the training (and the thought that goes into the training) than the 'Rocky' films would make anyone else. They see two beefy professionals get in a ring and slug it out, not looking for anything subtle in it and not caring what happens before or after.
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4/14/2013 9:36pm
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Like a lot of things. It is as simple as the guy you are fighting.
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Posted On:
4/14/2013 10:04pm
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Insecurities.
they are just repeating something they heard from someone who they believe knows what they're on about, usually a TMA instructor/imposter.
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Honestly? You took that post out of context. The OP of that thread, where you took this quote, implied that adding throws from judo to Karate would be easy. IMO, honest_truth is saying yeah punching is easy, but everything else like this:
Footwork
Timing
Bobbing and Weaving
Ring Generalship
Cardio
Pacing
Mindset
Is what makes punching the art of boxing and it isn't simple. He wrote that poorly especially when the context is missing.The hood mentality is crippling disease, that attacks your nervous system. It makes you nervous of the system. Gangsters and hood rats are especially susceptible to this growth stunting mentality. The hood is where I'm from, but it's not what I am. The hood is where I'm from, but it's not what I am. --Keith David--Ice Cube
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Posted On:
4/15/2013 2:35am
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My point has flown over your head.
I am saying that the offensive premise of boxing is very simple because there are only so many punching techniques you can do, and yet a whole sport was created around it because of everything else that needs to be learned and practised besides just punching.
That thread's OP was asking what Judo throws to add to his karate and listed 7 he already practices, I told him to concentrate on grip fighting and timing over learning more techniques.



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4/14/2013 7:28pm
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Why does boxing get called simple?