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Anonymous United States No.150874482 >>150874488 >>150874504 >>150874576 >>150875660 >>150876289 >>150876368 >>150878858 >>150878891 >>150880471 >>150897498 >>150898623
Im 35 years old, is it too late for me to take up Boxing as a hobby?
Anonymous United States No.150874488
>>150874482 (OP)
Try it out and see for yourself anon. I bet you'll do great!
Anonymous United States No.150874504 >>150874510
>>150874482 (OP)
Test
Anonymous France No.150874510
>>150874504
welcome back
Anonymous Greece No.150874562
what happened to you taking up football/basketball/volleyball?
Anonymous United States No.150874568
Never too late. Good luck finding a contact gym though, they all but disappeared from my city.
Anonymous Australia No.150874576
>>150874482 (OP)
No. Find a good gym that treats noobs well. Have an interclub bout and see how you go.
Anonymous Argentina No.150875660
>>150874482 (OP)
No, you can become a pro and be champions.
Just train your jab and gravitational balance.
Cover your weak sports and do faints.

Dempesy roll is a good finish technique to roll over oponents but you need to go all out.

See everything as a videogame, You gonna start from low ranks.
Anonymous France No.150876289
>>150874482 (OP)
33yo anon here, just started this year. I'm doing savate though. Just look for a beginner/casual course and you'll be fine.
Anonymous Germany No.150876368
>>150874482 (OP)
it's never too late to start something as a hobby, just don't go in with the expectation of excelling.
Anonymous Germany No.150878858 >>150895506
>>150874482 (OP)
It's never too late to get early onset dementia. Go for it, anon!
Anonymous United States No.150878891
>>150874482 (OP)
You'll do as well as you are willing to work and learn, like every other activity.
Anonymous United States No.150879056
Yes, it’s too late. Anyway, the social contract for men is broken. No point in doing anything/doing anything that can be considered β€œself-improvement.”
Anonymous Belgium No.150879079
I started at 31, but it was more a way to stay in shape in the winter and because i like boxing

i like to work the heavybag at home and just kind of hone my various punches technique and footwork, it's a lot of fun, but i'm not really trying to fight others or get punched in the face
Anonymous United Kingdom No.150880386 >>150899121
i started at 50
never too old
Anonymous Canada No.150880471 >>150898567
>>150874482 (OP)
>I'm 35 years old, is it too late
yes
Anonymous United States No.150880747
no, of course not
Anonymous United Kingdom No.150893985
Couldn't you try some other form of exercise? Like masturbation, or running after women at night?
Anonymous Ireland No.150895506
>>150878858

If he's 35 it won't be early onset dementia, just the regular kind when he gets it. Its a pro move.
Anonymous United States No.150897498
>>150874482 (OP)
No but you'll be awkward as fuck and no matter how hard you try you won't look like the guys on TV. The guys who boxed before puberty have that muscle memory built into them and are naturally fluid
Anonymous Canada No.150898567
>>150880471
Oldest fighter in ufc world s 42
That Nigerian boxer that went crazy is coming back at 51 after getting out of jail . Hopkins and first arslen fought till they were 50.
Just try. Maybe op can do amateur maybe pro. Which is still better than most people. Remember there is only 1 champ.
Anonymous Portugal No.150898623
>>150874482 (OP)
As a hobby yeah but proper boxing no, unless you want to be a can for younger boxers to heem
Anonymous United Kingdom No.150899121
>>150880386
>tfw England lose and she can't keep her gob shut