Can anyone tell me their opinions on these http://www.ringside.com/DETAIL.ASPX?ID=24913 ? I am thinking of buying this if it checks out. Also does anyone have any other good training books or DVDs for boxing or Muay Thai.
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Title have a really large series of instructionals for boxing. I think its like 16 of them or something. Havent checked them out myself.
Muay thai: Vut Kamnark, Fairtex, Duke Roufus and Rob Kaman all have pretty solid series of instructionals.
Muay thai: Vut Kamnark, Fairtex, Duke Roufus and Rob Kaman all have pretty solid series of instructionals.
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I bought the attacking the body one....it was very short, and didn't teach me anything I didn't already know (or anything that someone who had been in a boxing gym for a few months wouldn't already know). Based on that one at least, I would not recommend them.
I have two more 'advanced' vids from title boxing, but I have not watched them yet....I'll post after I do.
I have two more 'advanced' vids from title boxing, but I have not watched them yet....I'll post after I do.
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The title line of instructionals is great and only 9.99 for dvd. they even have a new set with Freddy Roach and Justin Fortune teaching different stuff. I would get the title ones over anything out there on the market
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Vilo Magee said:
Any specific ones? I just ordered the punching at angles one a couple days ago.
