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    #11
    Originally posted by markeeta View Post
    Alright kids...

    Basically you need to decide something... How important is this to me? If you are fighting you should probably swing your decision to the highly important side cause brain damage is on the cards.

    For most people boxing is a hobby, they might have a few fights, they might even win a few. They prob train a few days a week, spend more time on this forum than actually training, and all their weekends at the pub or getting stoned talking about how they sparred real good last month.

    Some people have better genes, others have money, others have lots of mates to practise beating up... but put all this aside, if you want to box and keep boxing, you need to realise it is a lifestyle, not a hobby.

    Your ego can't get in the way, and you'll need to endure many challenging and heart breaking moments when you aren't the best person in the room. You will get up early, and you will run, and if it's raining or snowing you'll go anyway. You'll loose friends but keep the best ones, and you'll prob be the end of everyone's jokes. But you'll keep going back the next day, because it means something to you, even if others don't see it.

    Work, school, freinds and family won't get in the way if you think creatively and realise where your priorities lie.
    Booooooooooooooooom!!!!!

    That's how it is!

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      #12
      Originally posted by Bombz View Post
      Booooooooooooooooom!!!!!

      That's how it is!
      thanks dude... don't get many people agreeing with me lol

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        #13
        Originally posted by markeeta View Post
        Alright kids...

        Basically you need to decide something... How important is this to me? If you are fighting you should probably swing your decision to the highly important side cause brain damage is on the cards.

        For most people boxing is a hobby, they might have a few fights, they might even win a few. They prob train a few days a week, spend more time on this forum than actually training, and all their weekends at the pub or getting stoned talking about how they sparred real good last month.

        Some people have better genes, others have money, others have lots of mates to practise beating up... but put all this aside, if you want to box and keep boxing, you need to realise it is a lifestyle, not a hobby.

        Your ego can't get in the way, and you'll need to endure many challenging and heart breaking moments when you aren't the best person in the room. You will get up early, and you will run, and if it's raining or snowing you'll go anyway. You'll loose friends but keep the best ones, and you'll prob be the end of everyone's jokes. But you'll keep going back the next day, because it means something to you, even if others don't see it.

        Work, school, freinds and family won't get in the way if you think creatively and realise where your priorities lie.
        why would you lose friends and be the brunt of people's jokes? My friends have respect for my hard work...

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          #14
          Originally posted by danny stash View Post
          why would you lose friends and be the brunt of people's jokes? My friends have respect for my hard work...
          my good friends are supportive, but i've always copped **** since i was a kid about sticking to something that you are passionate about... listen to some of the world champs stories and you'll prob hear the same.

          everyone has their own experinces though. sounds like you have some great mates

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