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About Jackson Rose
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I can answer any questions related to boxing and training. I can help anyone prepare for professional or amateur bouts. My trainer/boss of 24 years is in the Golden Gloves Hall of Fame and trained the heavyweight champion of the world. Holyfield, Roy Jones Jr., Bernard Taylor, Billy Bridges, Frankie Randall just to name a few of the boxers who have passed thru the Southerns and/or trained at our gym.

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I have been in the sport of boxing since 1984. I started as a boxer and advanced quickly. I was lucky enough to have some of the best sparring in the country with 3 top ten pros in my very gym. I am fortunate enough to live near one of the better boxing programs in the country. In the mid 90's I became a trainer for Golden Gloves. I train amateur and pro fighters. I have worked in many corners at USA and Golden Glove tournaments. My friend, boss and coach is the former President of Golden Gloves. I am also one of the trainers and cornermen for a promising professional heavyweight.

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I am a certified Golden Gloves/USA Boxing Coach. I am also a licensed Second for pro bouts.

 
   

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Boxing - How far?


Expert: Jackson Rose - 6/12/2009

Question
Hi I'm from England and have been training for about a year, my coaches say that i am improving despite it not being natural to me when I started but i have had good comments in sparring and such. Was wondering how far you think i could go if i continued to commit myself? (4/5 times a week at the moment in training)

Answer
Daniel,

I would really have to see you in action to say. Everybody has a different perspective of talent and ability, plus it is not just about physical abilities. Having "the will" to fight is a major aspect.

I would suggest to continue training and see how you develop. Your success depends more on your ability to learn, mental toughness and the knowledge of your trainer and his ability to teach....and less focus is on natural talent. So your potential is up to you and your trainer working as a 'boxing smart' team.

good luck


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