basic boxing instructional dvd?

[GoatRider]

i would like some suggestions please.

i have trained in wing chun for a couple of years and still do, but want to learn how to box "american" style to become more well rounded. you can't really hit a mook yan jong (wooden man), and i want to really hit something with a closed fist.

i don't have time to go to a gym or money to pay some putty-nosed old bastard to teach me how, so i'm looking for some instructional dvds. i'm going to get a heavy bag/speed bag stand and put it in my apartment to work on. i know i'm not going to become a professional boxer by watching some dvds, i just want a basic grasp of american boxing technique. any suggestions will be greatly appreciated. thanks.

p.s. any beginner tips would be welcome as well

 

[GCSD Fighter]

There are a few Boxing 101's here by King Kabuki. They most of the info you'll ever need for basics.

There's a selection of vids here...
http://store.titleboxing.com/video-tapes---books-instructional-videos.html

 

[GoatRider]

yeah, that was the first place i went after i googled it.

i can find them, i just want peoples' personal opinions on them, whether they are quality or not. have you seen any of the title dvds?

 

[killer_kicks88]

they are realy good, but it kinda annoys me that they are only like a half hour each, they could easily fit more onto one but oh well...i will tell you that the first two are very good, i don't really think that the speed are power one is worth much, if you're going the get a heavy bag then the "how to hit the heavy bag" on is really good, they show some great workouts on there...do your thang chicken wang!

 

[Marvin Covar]

you'd want to try vitor belfort's instructional. you can download it for free too at limewire.