Wednesday, June 19, 2013

Inspiration

There’s a Storm Brewing

by Doug Ward on March 30, 2012

Pre-fight trash talking is just that…talking.  Thunder sounds powerful, but lightning does all of the damage.   Doug Ward is the President and Trainer for the Underground Boxing Company.

You’re Perfect to Us

by Doug Ward on March 29, 2012

Imperfection and mistakes are an unavoidable part of success.  Remember, a flawed diamond is worth more than a perfect brick.   Doug Ward is the President and Trainer for the Underground Boxing Company.

Take a Seat

by Doug Ward on March 16, 2012

Boxing is an individual sport. A coach will never bench you, but if you don’t work hard and fight at your best, you may still find yourself on your seat.   Doug Ward is the President and Trainer for the Underground Boxing Company.

Paved in Pain

by Doug Ward on March 5, 2012

Success will never be recognized by most fighters because it is dressed in sweats, is wringing with perspiration and looks a lot like hard work.   Doug Ward is the President and Trainer for the Underground Boxing Company.

There’s a Test Today?!

by Doug Ward on February 23, 2012

The boxing ring is a hard teacher because it gives the test first and the lesson afterwards.   Doug Ward is the President and Trainer for the Underground Boxing Company.

The Weakest Link

by Doug Ward on February 2, 2012

Train your weaknesses.  It’s everyone’s natural tendency to gravitate towards what comes naturally, what they like the most and what they excel at.  Focus on your weaknesses.  It may be harder and a little more unpleasant, but if you don’t pay attention to what you’re lacking…someone else might. Doug Ward is the President and Trainer [...]

Now That’s Good Business

by Doug Ward on January 30, 2012

It is not a temple.  In boxing, your body is a business. And every successful business; applies basic principles, has a plan and works hard to minimize its’ losses. Doug Ward is the President and Trainer for the Underground Boxing Company.

Matching Practice to Performance

by Doug Ward on January 20, 2012

Have you ever seen that boxer who works the mitts like a world champion? He throws fast and furious combinations, moves like Floyd Mayweather and cracks like he has dynamite in both fists…and then…he gets in the ring. And it all goes away. What happens to that fighter that he loses his confidence, all certainty [...]

Mental Push-Ups

by Doug Ward on January 11, 2012

If you believe that the largest part of athletics is mental, then you’d be right. So, if that’s the case, then how much time do you spend on the mental part of the game, studying your sport, watching world champions perform and visualizing yourself at your very best?  You should be spending at least as [...]

Jabs from Blydell – Stay Sharp

by Blydell Martin on December 21, 2011

Don’t get complacent and lose your edge.  Respect your opponent no matter how good you are.  It will keep you sharp and focused.   Blydell Martin is currently a boxing trainer with TITLE Boxing Club in Olathe, KS.