Boxing Training 

Different exercises for a boxer and the order of their execution can be as follows:

Warm-up: Before starting any physical exercise, a boxer should do a warm-up. This may include reading, reading, and finger or hand warming. Warming up is important for a boxer to prepare himself for physical fitness and prevent injuries.

Techniques and Combinations: A boxer must learn his checked and advanced checks. This includes bumps, bruises, lumps and bumps. The boxer must then make these checks in the fight.

Sparring: Sparring is a big part of increasing practical fighting experience for a boxer. It provides an opportunity for the boxer to introduce his checks, receive and teach the feeling of the fight.

Embodying strength and power: Embodying strength and power is very important for a boxer. It helps the boxer to feel more effective in the fight by increasing physical fitness and embodying his own strength.

Medical training: Medical training is important for the boxer to have fun and get proper medical care. This includes mouth and ear masks, finger support exercises, and learning how to prevent injury.

Stretching and Massage: Stretching and massage are very important for the boxer in reducing the physical changes and subsequent filling of the application. They work in the mouth, ears and after aging.

These exercises are very important for a boxer to prepare for an effective fight. A boxer should perform these rounds every day, and it is necessary for them to learn the basic principles and rules of boxing, to prepare themselves for the fight and to feel effective in the fight.