krackdagawd
Inspire.
Even if your son wants to focus on wrestling, a boxing workout here and there will definitely help. I wrestled back in the day and I wished I had a boxing background. It helps a lot with hamdfighting, gives you real nasty heavy hands.
Aaron Pico trains both boxing and wrestling and he's giving senior level opponents that work at 16-17plus he has the best head slaps and head pulls of any cadet/junior wrestler I've ever seen
Yeah he's a maniac with wrestling breh, it's his calling and he is naturally good at it so I don't really press him with the boxing. I've always been a preacher of every man should know how to defend himself so he messes with it on that level but it's not really his thing. We've been blessed enough to be able to let him pursue wrestling on the level he has, he is in one of the top wrestling schools in the country. They won the pop n flo nationals this year and currently have 2 kids training on the US team.
Your boy is a southpaw?
I'm gonna see you on HBO in 10 years brushing his hair in post fight interviews.
I wish he loved boxing like that

plus he has the best head slaps and head pulls of any cadet/junior wrestler I've ever seen


How long it take you to get out of that Larry state
to you and your son. He picked the GOAT sport
As he got more into it and I started watching them drill and practice I started to notice the similarities with boxing. The footwork is what they have the most in common imo, never crossing your feet, always on the ball of your foot, circling instead of pulling straight back and the usage of angles for your attack is all boxing.
oh well, worst case scenario I get paws put on me in sparring, wouldn't be the first time and I doubt it will be the last 