Why You Suck at Boxing: The Most Common Mistakes Made by Beginners in Boxing and How to Avoid Them

Stop Being Bad at Boxing - Discover Your Errors and How to Quickly Correct Them. (Boxing Training Guide)
Mistakes either make or break you, and you are making many mistakes with your form, technique and mindset - which is starting to get to you. I understand it’s a frustrating and painful process, however, you need to keep your head up and learn from your errors to improve.
In boxing, errors are very easy to make and hard to identify, therefore you are likely to develop bad boxing habits - which can take months to fix. The worst mistake you can make is to think you are boxing with the correct technique when you are actually not, this isn’t your fault and I am here to stop that from damaging your boxing ability.
I am Andrew Hudson, a boxing coach who was once in your position many years ago, I am very aware of the common mistakes that beginners make because I have made them hundreds of times myself. These mostly come from your stance and footwork, causing you to be:

Easily Knocked off Balance.

Fatigued Quickly.

Less Sharp with Your Punching and Movement.

This book has been carefully written to help you identify common boxing errors in technique so you can fix your mistakes, and avoid them in the future. Allowing you to improve your boxing ability quickly. You will discover the most common mistakes in your stance, punching, footwork, defense and general training. With each error, you can find information on how to fix the mistake, or even break the bad habit you may have formed.
There are many drills and lots of information to show you exactly where you are going wrong and how to correct it. Even if you use boxing just for fitness, it is still important you don't make consistent errors because training with bad form can cause injury over time. Also in this guide, you’ll discover:

The Biggest Mistake You Make That You’re Unaware of.

Multiple Drills to Help Correct Your Errors.

How to Adapt Your Stance to Preserve Energy.

Why Your Punches Lack Power and Accuracy.

How to Learn from Others’ Mistakes to Improve Efficiently.

Continuously making mistakes leads to bad habits, which are much more difficult to put right than ironing out simple mistakes. Purchasing this book now will benefit you, as you will know how to put your errors right with just a quick fix while also avoiding making mistakes.