When I was 12 years old, I watched Rich Man Poor Man. The patriarc of the Family, an old WW1 German vet played by Edward Asner, had a heavy bag hanging from a tree in his yard. Ever since I have always wanted one. Finally got it in the Spring of 2011.
I started Boxing in 1981 at the fabled Cabbagetown Boxing Club in Toronto. Did a little Muay Thai At Evolution MAFA in Mississsauga 3years ago. After a brief visit to say hello, Kru Gerrald convinced me to start up again. I am very rusty and will continue to post my results.
minus a few points for the Affliction shirt. I am just saying dont be that guy with the Affliction shirt.
On top of that I am gonna say lack of intensity. I am just gathering you were just hitting lightly to show it hanging but ya no intensity in hitting the bag isnt my thing.
[quote]punchedbear wrote:
minus a few points for the Affliction shirt. I am just saying dont be that guy with the Affliction shirt.
On top of that I am gonna say lack of intensity. I am just gathering you were just hitting lightly to show it hanging but ya no intensity in hitting the bag isnt my thing. [/quote]
Hey, I got it 4-5 years ago when it was a cool new thing LOL. It’s one of those very old shirts in the yard with. I am very rusty and at 45 yrs old not what i once was. I had finished my workout and asked my son to take a quick vid. It really was jsut to get some things started on my channel and showing the bag and great environment was the main purpose.
It’s all good fun man, i appreciate the comments though and will certainly work on the intensity!!!
Symeon, get the Bas Rutten workout cd’s. He will call out instructions & combinations to use on the heavy bag. It will help your intensity when you are responding to his voice instead of thinking about what you should do next.
Ha ha, yes, ditch the Affliction shirt, no offense. It did make me smile, though.
Your neighborhood has lovely trees.
Don’t worry about your age, I’m 45, too. Hard training, good food, & diligent recovery & your fitness will skyrocket.
Welcome to the combat sports forum, we’re happy to have you.