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BraggingRightsCorner.com welcomes the opportunity to share with its
readers the expertise of boxing trainer Ricky Ray Taylor, which we will
feature on a bi-weekly basis.
Ricky Ray Taylor has been a pro-active member of the
boxing community since his first bout in 1982. He has won numerous State
and Regional Championships, amassing over 100 bouts in a career that
spanned over 10 years. Currently, Ricky Ray motivates and instructs boxing
enthusiasts as a trainer in New York City. He teaches the sport to white &
blue collar professionals, competitive fighters, housewives AND anyone
with a willingness to learn. The valuable information relayed in EACH
Boxing Training session is motivationally designed to instill a
fascinating new addiction that will last a lifetime.
To get to know Taylor better visit his
website here
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NEVER FORGET YOUR MOUTHPIECE
Experienced fighters and trainers see it all the time; a "tough guy"
stumbles into the local Boxing gym, surveys the fighters from the shadows
and comes to his own conclusion as to what "he" would do if ever granted
the opportunity to step into the ring with anybody. (This of course is as
if the opportunity to compete never reared its "revealing" head at any
point in their lives). When asked if they want to go a round or two with
one of the fighters in the gym .... aahh, a backdoor exit, no mouthpiece.
Anybody in the fight game knows how "live" action in the ring is the true
UNVEILER to a fighter's heart - not bag work, mitt work or lip-service
whilst
standing in the "shadows."
Boxing trainers worldwide have grown to observe a variety of "cues" from
Boxers that reflect the LION (or kitten) within their boxers.
"Forgetting" to bring one's mouthpiece to the gym always seems to be the
tell-all. "Is this a lack of heart?"--"Is he or she too scared to
spar?"--"Can this person really fight?"
*In order to answer (or avoid) these questions, ALWAYS bring your
mouthpiece
to a Boxing gym.*
Ricky Ray Taylor
BoxerDRILLZ.com
11-10-2004 |
