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Learn How to Box - The Curve and 6 Tips to Grow 

Fran Sands
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When learning how to box, whether you are a beginner boxer or more experienced, it is important that you recognise that you are on a learning curve. In this video I talk you through my observations as a boxing coach in respect of developing boxers, my own experience as a boxer and I also provide you with 6 tips to make the process of learning how to box more efficient and effective.
As a boxing coach, seeing ‘overnight successes’ is really quite rare. In fact, only with 2 boxers in all that time did they go from being the classic ‘beginner boxer’ to an above average boxer in a short space of time.
There are many variables when learning how to box. The environment, the learning style of the boxer, the boxing coaching approach. Usually it takes me around 6-12 months to take an absolute beginner boxer and make them ready for a competitive boxing match.
And the learning curve is not a smooth, gradual curve over short periods - it is only smooth over a longer period. You will have bad days, days that you feel you have gotten worse as a boxer…but this is entirely natural. So be prepared for that and remain positive.
Some Tips to make your boxing learning curve as efficient as possible
1. Learn by doing. Competitor or fitness, boxing drills, drills, drills! It's a skills game. If you are looking to compete, then plenty of sparring when you are ready is also key
2. It's easy to be hyper-critical of yourself. Don't. Learning boxing skills is not easy - the the curve is not smooth!
3. Set goals. Have a long term goal, but set short term ones too. You need small wins on your boxing journey.
4. Measure progress. Video yourself doing some boxing skills, shadow boxing etc. A month later after working more drills, video yourself again and compare.
5. It’s important to aim high, but it’s just as important to credit your improvement. So, look at where you have come from. Recognise small improvements and give yourself credit for it.
6. Expect to have boxing training sessions that just don't 'click'. You will get better, those sessions often hide real improvement. Try your best to make your boxing training session great.
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@NK-ne9uf
@NK-ne9uf 5 лет назад
This man is invaluable
@jamesstat
@jamesstat Год назад
Absolute legend he is
@leonquirkey1826
@leonquirkey1826 5 лет назад
some man fran, can't stop watchin the vids. from Ireland!
@myboxingcoach
@myboxingcoach 5 лет назад
Thank you my brother from across the water ;-)
@leonquirkey1826
@leonquirkey1826 5 лет назад
legend! ill make sure to shout you out when i make it big haha keep up the fantastic work fran.
@jasongurney1327
@jasongurney1327 5 лет назад
This is a great discussion. First off, I’m 37 and have just recently started boxing/kickboxing primarily as a fitness regimen. I’m an older dude so not particularly interested in getting in the ring competitively, but I do very much want to improve. Your videos are consistently insightful, clear, and very beneficial. Thanks so much for sharing your wealth of experience!
@MrJoe1627
@MrJoe1627 5 лет назад
Fran you’ve been a blessing to me thank you for your content🙏🔥🥊
@rizwansaleem9613
@rizwansaleem9613 4 года назад
Excellent tips coach. You're a gem.
@theonlythingnecessaryforth127
@theonlythingnecessaryforth127 5 лет назад
Simply amazing to see someone as accomplished as you talking about going through the same struggle and same feelings as oneself. Thanks!
@lordoftheboxingring2020
@lordoftheboxingring2020 4 года назад
One of the best videos I’ve ever seen very personal and truthful, the beauty of boxing is you never stop discovering you the man coach
@TheLockon00
@TheLockon00 5 лет назад
That idea of a coach being bored with his/her overly self-critical student was a real light bulb moment. Thank you.
@Grandpa_Boxer
@Grandpa_Boxer Год назад
You're never boring. Your authenticity is greatly appreciated in addition to your wisdom.
@myboxingcoach
@myboxingcoach Год назад
Thank you Thomas👍
@daniel09dailey
@daniel09dailey 5 лет назад
I'm a PT teaching the odd boxfit class here and there.. I'm always aspiring to make my classes as true to the sport as possible. Fran is a boxing master! I always return here for my lessons. Thanks so much!!!
@myboxingcoach
@myboxingcoach 5 лет назад
Thanks Danny, really glad that you can use this stuff.
@mracine2837
@mracine2837 2 года назад
So simple in how he explains things! I would love to study under a coach like him
@myboxingcoach
@myboxingcoach 2 года назад
Thank you👍
@Charlie_Duz
@Charlie_Duz 2 года назад
I always love it when you sit down and tell your stories. It's like being down the pub with ya mates. 🙂🍺
@conradfrancis3174
@conradfrancis3174 5 лет назад
I hope none dislike this video cause this video is spot on !
@russellchampman5898
@russellchampman5898 5 лет назад
So inspiring was so good to see someone skilled being honest and humble about their growth and experiences (and sharing the good and bad)wish I could have met some one like him when growing up and absolute role model really impressed !
@myboxingcoach
@myboxingcoach 5 лет назад
Thanks Russell, that's really kind.
@RKOzza
@RKOzza 2 года назад
It gets boring when the coach keeps thinking he's rambling on.. But is infact giving great insight & thought. Love your honesty👊🏻
@myboxingcoach
@myboxingcoach 2 года назад
I appreciate that, thank you
@chapmansboxingclub2611
@chapmansboxingclub2611 Год назад
Great advice couldnt agree more as a former fighter now trainer. Thankyou for your video
@mattjohnson8357
@mattjohnson8357 5 лет назад
Love what you said about not beating yourself up. I’m my worst critic when it comes to sparring.
@kylemacarthur9863
@kylemacarthur9863 Год назад
Great advice for life in general! Great stuff
@halojames7778
@halojames7778 5 лет назад
Thank you coach.
@80077655
@80077655 Год назад
I thought this was exceptional advice. I coached boxing for many years in the U.S. Navy and keeping fighters at the right balance of humility but without becoming discouraged at the slow pace of improvement was one of the biggest challenges. I suppose that is a life lesson all as well. The only thing I'll add, and I would be very interested in Coach Sands' thoughts on the subject, is a strategy I came to believe in. It really applies after learning the fundamentals, as you are trying to help a boxer progress from beginner to intermediate or from intermediate to advanced. My thought was to access what were the fighter's relative talents and natural strengths and work on making those truly exceptional versus primarily focusing on improving their weaknesses. It's not that you never work on those weaker areas but more of their training (perhaps 75%) would be devoted to becoming really excellent at what they naturally did well or were their physical gifts (hand speed, foot speed, endurance, power, reach, specific punches, movement, etc). I would then try to help them develop a boxing style that utilized those strengths.
@dimcao
@dimcao Год назад
great advice on boxing,also applies to life itself
@Treeman196
@Treeman196 5 лет назад
Very good talk any young lad who wants to box should come and see you I wish I was 45 years younger lol atb from North wales
@myboxingcoach
@myboxingcoach 5 лет назад
Cheers John, nice comment mate and much appreciated
@gliu9482
@gliu9482 5 лет назад
A lot of this is about confidence, which comes from capability. Love ur saying!
@thepants1450
@thepants1450 3 года назад
Never a bore coach, thank you so much. Большой спасибо
@aminmm7855
@aminmm7855 Год назад
Your videos are priceless sir. Bless you.
@myboxingcoach
@myboxingcoach Год назад
Thank you 👍
@britishcolumbia8308
@britishcolumbia8308 5 лет назад
Hey coach your knowledge in the art of boxing is great and you are helping so many people with your advice. I also thank you very much. I started boxing at the age of 30 and my question is do you believe at that age you can still achieve greatness and go to the top. I believe even with age as you stated hard work does pay off. So if you could get back to me on that question I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you
@myboxingcoach
@myboxingcoach 5 лет назад
Set your goals and go and achieve them. You will find your level but I can guarantee that if you set challenges you will grow and become better.
@Steve-wg4kp
@Steve-wg4kp 5 лет назад
absolutly amazing instructions. Some of the best I've found. Thank you
@itchirayn2388
@itchirayn2388 5 лет назад
Great stuff Fran. Really liked this video just on the reality of the improvement curve. Helped level set my expectations, as I’d just had a couple bad days, and sometimes it seems like I’m not getting anywhere. Couple good nuggets like the bad days, learning the skills takes time, and comparing yourself to 6 months ago. Great insights. From across the pond.
@kdanylo
@kdanylo 5 лет назад
Great insights coach!
@kevinell6605
@kevinell6605 3 года назад
Just the simple things really, but we all forget just how much importance they have ....overly critical, we all do it. Compare yourself to how you started, brilliant Fran, something everyone should take from any subject or exercise in life.
@myboxingcoach
@myboxingcoach 3 года назад
Thanks Kevin
@teemueriksson206
@teemueriksson206 5 лет назад
I so much love Your channel and tips. I've tried to teach some boxing for people who don't want to compete and Your videos are very motivating for me. Thank You very much .
@grzegorz21136
@grzegorz21136 5 лет назад
My favourite channel to learn boxing. Thanks to an author. Regards from Poland.
@myboxingcoach
@myboxingcoach 5 лет назад
Thank you Artur
@freddieg4762
@freddieg4762 4 года назад
I’m sure you were a good boxer, but you are a great teacher. Thanks for all of your hard work.
@myboxingcoach
@myboxingcoach 4 года назад
I appreciate that Freddie, thank you
@maggiezhou7826
@maggiezhou7826 5 лет назад
Really good videos love it
@myboxingcoach
@myboxingcoach 5 лет назад
Thank you Maggie
@antonstepanov5348
@antonstepanov5348 5 лет назад
Thanks Fran, really good content, from Germany.
@markneri011182
@markneri011182 5 лет назад
Truly inspiring! I’ll grind to better
@Sombersamurai
@Sombersamurai 5 лет назад
Appreciate the positive reinforcement, I am very overcritical of my development I will keep that in mind👍🏽👍🏽
@myboxingcoach
@myboxingcoach 5 лет назад
Good :-)
@CJ-uf6xl
@CJ-uf6xl 5 лет назад
Thank you.
@brianwarner308
@brianwarner308 5 лет назад
I watch all your videos and I've gotta say this is one of the best!!
@thesolstephens
@thesolstephens 5 лет назад
favourite vid of yours imho so far - really love your stuff sir
@adammorris5315
@adammorris5315 4 года назад
Great coach. Thank you Fran
@Steve-wg4kp
@Steve-wg4kp 4 года назад
wonderful video as always. thank you so much
@BjornFriborg
@BjornFriborg 5 лет назад
Thank you Fran. I really needed this video - very encouraging. Came home last night after a serious beating in sparring - this video set my mind straight. Thanks!
@myboxingcoach
@myboxingcoach 5 лет назад
That's great Bjorn. It's important to take the positives, glad that it's given you some perspective and a lift :-)
@Paulie1978100
@Paulie1978100 5 лет назад
Another cracking video Fran, your truly a great coach, love your gentle style :)
@TatsumakiSenpuuKyaku
@TatsumakiSenpuuKyaku 5 лет назад
This was a great watch very intresting loved the toon mention haha
@myboxingcoach
@myboxingcoach 5 лет назад
Yep. Wallsend Boys Club - I think it's where Shearer and Gascoigne played footy as kids. Great place in a tough area.
@hoomanasad
@hoomanasad 5 лет назад
Thank you sir 🙏🏻
@myboxingcoach
@myboxingcoach 5 лет назад
Very welcome
@mrsaulybanez69
@mrsaulybanez69 4 года назад
I love how the videos are based on wisdom.
@jaykaysky5379
@jaykaysky5379 5 лет назад
Thanks Fran. Loads of great advice as always.
@myboxingcoach
@myboxingcoach 5 лет назад
You're welcome mate, thanks for your comment.
@DK2rolla
@DK2rolla 2 года назад
Thanks for the wisdom 🙌
@myboxingcoach
@myboxingcoach 2 года назад
You're welcome Sam, thanks for watching
@nicholaslynch522
@nicholaslynch522 5 лет назад
Excellent video Fran. You're a brilliant coach!
@myboxingcoach
@myboxingcoach 5 лет назад
Thank you Nicholas, that's very kind.
@philipporlik6821
@philipporlik6821 5 лет назад
Great great stuff!!!
@averagejoe1045
@averagejoe1045 5 лет назад
You are a good couch mate.Im 20 started boxing a month ago and would like to fight as an amatuer and see how far I can go.The book is good top stuff 👌👌👌
@myboxingcoach
@myboxingcoach 5 лет назад
Thank you pal. Well done for making a start, I'm sure you'll enjoy your journey :-)
@mdm6977
@mdm6977 5 лет назад
Great honest advice cheers from Cornwall.
@myboxingcoach
@myboxingcoach 5 лет назад
Thanks, glad it helps pal
@tompreston6533
@tompreston6533 5 лет назад
Really great video, genuine and inspiring- not to be too much, but thanks
@cuzen2ownage
@cuzen2ownage 5 лет назад
The legend himself!
@y.k4252
@y.k4252 5 лет назад
What a great coach .love the videos
@myboxingcoach
@myboxingcoach 5 лет назад
Thank you
@johnnyk2172
@johnnyk2172 5 лет назад
Great vid
@andybpoole
@andybpoole 5 лет назад
Hi Fran, I've just come across your channel and really like considered way you approach things. I am just about to attend my L1 ABAE Coaching Course and your videos are an excellent reference.
@myboxingcoach
@myboxingcoach 5 лет назад
Hello Andy. Great stuff mate. I'm sure you'll enjoy your course, they tend to be spot on. And well done for taking on the role, really important that people like you get involved in bringing on the boxers - you'll love it :-)
@andybpoole
@andybpoole 5 лет назад
@@myboxingcoach thanks for the encouraging support Fran it's really appreciated!.
@graemehuia5964
@graemehuia5964 Год назад
The Learning curve stay on long enough & you will improve.
@dazzaskillz9278
@dazzaskillz9278 5 лет назад
Was that paul ingle from scarborough? He was an AWESOME boxer
@myboxingcoach
@myboxingcoach 5 лет назад
Yes mate. He was outstanding, but so humble and friendly...always wearing a smile. Always refreshing in a game when people are often overly serious!
@Nicolas__-js1jm
@Nicolas__-js1jm 4 года назад
Great video thank s a lot. :D
@tueemsyhu4846
@tueemsyhu4846 5 лет назад
MAN, This Is GOOD!😁👀💪💪👊👊👍
@tasogare6598
@tasogare6598 5 лет назад
I recently started boxing and your videos have been a great help Mr.Sands ,footwork in particular, thank you. I have a dillema though. I am right handed and train orthodox but today I tried southpaw stance and realized my left cross is much more faster than my right cross. Hip rotation, weight transfer is considerably more natural. Slower right jab though. Is this something common in boxing? Thanks you for amazing videos and best regards from Turkey.
@myboxingcoach
@myboxingcoach 5 лет назад
Hi there. Thank you for your comment and question. Go with it. If you feel comfortable then give it a try. If you can operate out of both stances that's a positive as long as you develop the understanding of the tactics.
@tasogare6598
@tasogare6598 5 лет назад
Thanks you for the reply Coach.
@JacobSmith-cx5fj
@JacobSmith-cx5fj 5 лет назад
Not a single dislike that is great
@myboxingcoach
@myboxingcoach 5 лет назад
Cheers Jacob. 2 dislikes now...as a great man once said "Can't please all the people all the time."
@tigville
@tigville 5 лет назад
Give yourself credit for the journey-Expect shit days they contribute the most- Noted✝👌
@soulboy6073
@soulboy6073 5 лет назад
Top video coach !! good advice ' how about more stories from wen you were a young lad atb pal
@myboxingcoach
@myboxingcoach 5 лет назад
Cheers mate, will do that.
@twoguysonedogpodcast
@twoguysonedogpodcast 5 лет назад
When are your sessions? I would love to come down. I'm based on West Yorkshire though.
@metalema6
@metalema6 5 лет назад
This video was comfy
@myboxingcoach
@myboxingcoach 5 лет назад
:-)
@TatsumakiSenpuuKyaku
@TatsumakiSenpuuKyaku 5 лет назад
Paul Ingle fought Naseem Hamad😧
@brandonroberts7602
@brandonroberts7602 5 лет назад
Hey Fran! How do you deal with bad eyesight? I see that you have glasses. I personally have a hard time seeing about a foot past my face. I train with contacts in, but take them out during sparring. Should I just completely take them out during sessions to get used to the blindness factor?
@danmorrison452
@danmorrison452 5 лет назад
Brandon Roberts I would recommend purchasing some daily lenses so that if they get knocked out it’s not a major issue. I did this and it was well worth the investment.
@Charlie_Duz
@Charlie_Duz 2 года назад
I don't wear my glasses so I can't see how rubbish my shadow boxing is presently. 🥸
@IrvinLep
@IrvinLep 5 лет назад
Hello coach! I don't know if you answered this question already in another video, but how often should an amateur boxer train to learn effectively? Is it just "the more the better"?
@myboxingcoach
@myboxingcoach 5 лет назад
Hey there. For a novice/intermediate amateur, 3 times per week for 60-90 minutes plus 2 runs per week. This is a general rule and is adequate for 3 rounds of boxing.
@IrvinLep
@IrvinLep 5 лет назад
@@myboxingcoach thank you so much for finding the time to answer my question!
@gulliverstravels1731
@gulliverstravels1731 5 лет назад
Hi fran What would be your advice to a boxer who is great on his feet makes great angles but can be gun shy doesn’t let his hands go when the opportunity arises What would you drill with him or say to him ?
@myboxingcoach
@myboxingcoach 5 лет назад
I'd push him to create the situation rather that wait. Mixing up feints and punches. So feint or jab (trigger), do a layback or use his smart feet then always, always look to fire. Once he 'gets' that things will open up for him. Can be difficult overcoming it so a bit of persistence is required.
@gulliverstravels1731
@gulliverstravels1731 5 лет назад
Fran Sands thanks pal will do I’ll let you know how we get on
@noaddedsugar_
@noaddedsugar_ 5 лет назад
Hello Fran, would you make a video or give an advice here on where to look at when you’re boxing? Some people says eyes, some say shoulder, some says glove, some say chest? Thank you coach
@averagejoe1045
@averagejoe1045 5 лет назад
No Added Sugar look for body movement(hands,shoulde,muscle flexing) never look in the eyes you're reaction will be slower and you'll get caught.
@myboxingcoach
@myboxingcoach 5 лет назад
That's on my list actually...will get onto it.
@noaddedsugar_
@noaddedsugar_ 5 лет назад
Average Joe thanks man, cause ive been doing my research on google about it, and theres too many answers.
@noaddedsugar_
@noaddedsugar_ 5 лет назад
Fran Sands looking forward for the video, notification on. Thanks again for all the knowledge by your demonstration and the explanation about the beauty of boxing all this time.
@jean-christopheaute960
@jean-christopheaute960 5 лет назад
Bonjour, je trouve très intéressent votre travail et vos conseils, mais je ne parle pas Anglais il vous serez possible de sous titrer en Français. Merci
@myboxingcoach
@myboxingcoach 5 лет назад
Je vous remercie. Je vais me renseigner
@gamesfreak4847
@gamesfreak4847 5 лет назад
Why isn't this guy coaching the pros!!!
@ridingdirty1416
@ridingdirty1416 5 лет назад
I love this man but I couldn't help but notice that he looks like an old, bald, Tom Holland.
@BARRYCARRY
@BARRYCARRY 4 года назад
😂😂 same here
@Charlie_Duz
@Charlie_Duz 2 года назад
The historian or Spider-Man?
@patrickhealy9968
@patrickhealy9968 5 лет назад
People with ADHD
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