I do Muay Thai and obviously this involves boxing.
If I want to be really good at boxing within Muay Thai, is it enough for me to just practice what I am learning about boxing in Muay Thai on a regular basis?
Would doing boxing by itself result in my learning new skills?
I guess another way of asking the question is, are boxers better at boxing because they practice punching more than a Muay Thai fighter or do they also learn a wider variety of boxing skills than a Muay Thai fighter?
If doing 2 hours of Muay Thai boxing practice is identical to doing 2 hours of boxing practice, there is no point in trying to find a boxing trainer (something I haven't been able to do anyway).
If I want to be really good at boxing within Muay Thai, is it enough for me to just practice what I am learning about boxing in Muay Thai on a regular basis?
Would doing boxing by itself result in my learning new skills?
I guess another way of asking the question is, are boxers better at boxing because they practice punching more than a Muay Thai fighter or do they also learn a wider variety of boxing skills than a Muay Thai fighter?
If doing 2 hours of Muay Thai boxing practice is identical to doing 2 hours of boxing practice, there is no point in trying to find a boxing trainer (something I haven't been able to do anyway).