Here are some videos of our December sparring sessions:
Friday, December 23, 2011
Tuesday, November 29, 2011
Tuesday, November 15, 2011
Kid's Class Heavybag Training
Heavybag training can serve an integral part of training. If you cannot spar nor have a coach that can hold mitts for you then the heavy bag is the next best thing. The heavy bag can help improve and develop punching power, balance, and also simulate an opponent.
The heavy bag gives you a feeling of what it feels like to hit an opponent and to punch correctly. If you hit the bag wrong it you’ll know what it feels like to hit incorrectly. It helps to create punching endurance and to condition the muscles and bones in your hands, wrists, and arms. It also can help footwork if you engage the bag as an opponent. When it swings you can block, push, shuffle, move and step.
If you want to hit harder the heavy bag will definitely help--if you use proper technique. The fact that the heavy bag does not punch back can be a positive and a negative because it allows you to focus on hitting it as hard as you want.
It can be a negative because it can cause you to be a little sloppy with your defense and technique because punches aren’t coming back like when using focus mitts with a coach. The danger is if you only hit the bag to see how hard you can hit it, hit the bag without direction or practice sloppily. Those habits that can develop in the way you compete.
You can see some of that above in the first video. The youngster is getting lazy with his hands as they are dropping to his sides. In the next video below (Heavy Bag pt. 2) the coach gives him more instruction and it is a little more of a technical workout. There are still flaws of course because he is only a pup in the sport but there is a difference that is visible.
The heavy bag gives you a feeling of what it feels like to hit an opponent and to punch correctly. If you hit the bag wrong it you’ll know what it feels like to hit incorrectly. It helps to create punching endurance and to condition the muscles and bones in your hands, wrists, and arms. It also can help footwork if you engage the bag as an opponent. When it swings you can block, push, shuffle, move and step.
If you want to hit harder the heavy bag will definitely help--if you use proper technique. The fact that the heavy bag does not punch back can be a positive and a negative because it allows you to focus on hitting it as hard as you want.
It can be a negative because it can cause you to be a little sloppy with your defense and technique because punches aren’t coming back like when using focus mitts with a coach. The danger is if you only hit the bag to see how hard you can hit it, hit the bag without direction or practice sloppily. Those habits that can develop in the way you compete.
You can see some of that above in the first video. The youngster is getting lazy with his hands as they are dropping to his sides. In the next video below (Heavy Bag pt. 2) the coach gives him more instruction and it is a little more of a technical workout. There are still flaws of course because he is only a pup in the sport but there is a difference that is visible.
Friday, October 28, 2011
Lompoc Boxing Show
The Fillmore Boxing Club's Rodrigo Ganica and Jonathan Minero competed on Saturday, October 15th at Ray Baca's Gym as part of the Ventura KO Boxing Show in Lompoc, CA. You can see clips of their bouts below:
Rodrigo Garnica: Red Gloves & Headgear, Black Trunks & Jersey
Jonathan Minero: Blue Gloves & Headgear, Blue Trunks, Black Jersey
Rodrigo Garnica: Red Gloves & Headgear, Black Trunks & Jersey
Jonathan Minero: Blue Gloves & Headgear, Blue Trunks, Black Jersey
Friday, September 30, 2011
Tuesday, August 30, 2011
Rodrigo Garnica vs. Pablo Melgar
The Fillmore Boxing Club's Rodrigo Garnica competed at the Eddie Heredia Boxing Show on Saturday, August 27th 2011. In a highly competitive bout Garnica lost a close decision to Pablo Melgar from LA Boxing Torrance. You can see the match in the video below. Garnica will be preparing to compete for his next match in September in San Fernando.
Saturday, August 27, 2011
Coronation of the 155 lb. Champion!
Congratulations to the Combat Fight League's new 155 lb. Champion, Fillmore's own Jose 'Froggy' Estrada. Estrada won a unanimous victory and captured the title at the CFL's Coronation series on Friday, August 26th at the Warner Center Marriott in Woodland Hills. Estrada joins his brother Francisco 'Turtle' Estrada who is the CFL's 145 lb. Champion as a CFL title holder.
From left to right: Francisco 'Turtle' Estrada, Robbie Aguilar, Jose 'Froggy' Estrada
The face off!
(Photos by Robbie Aguilar)
From left to right: Francisco 'Turtle' Estrada, Robbie Aguilar, Jose 'Froggy' Estrada
The face off!
(Photos by Robbie Aguilar)
Sunday, August 7, 2011
Eddie Heredia Boxing Show
Saturday, July 9, 2011
Congratultions to Big Roy
(Left to Right: Ventura KO Boxing's Will Posser & Roy Milbrandt, Coach Torres-Fillmore Boxing Club)
The Fillmore Boxing Club was on hand to help coach Ventura KO Boxing's Roy Milbrandt in his bout at the Yo Valley Foothill Jeopardy Boxing Club Show. Roy has been a regular sparring partner for us and it was a pleasure to help him out. You can see his match vs. Sergio Orozco of Yo Valley below.
Monday, June 27, 2011
Victorious!
Congratulations to the Estrada Brothers. Jose "Froggy" Estrada and Francisco "Turtle" Estrada both won their matches at the Combat Fight League's "Coronation" event at the Warner Center Marriott in Woodland Hills on Friday June 24th, 2011.
Jose Estrada won his 170 lb. CFL debut match by defeating Chris Hardaway via ground and pound stoppage.
In the Main Event, Francisco Estrada defeated Tim "The Tyrant" Riscen to defend his CFL 145 lb. Championship Title via rear naked choke in the second round. You can see Francisco's match below:
Here are highlights from the entire event:
Monday, June 20, 2011
Tale of the Tape
Francisco 'Turtle' Estrada vs. Tim 'Tyrant' Riscen
Friday, June 24th at the Warner Center Marriott in Woodland Hills, CA.
For more information:
www.combatfightleague.com
Coronation
Jose 'Froggy' Estrada & Francisco 'Turtle' Estrada will be competing Friday, June 24th in Woodland Hills at the Warner Center Marriott as part of the CFL's "Coronation" event.
Good luck to the Estrada Brothers.
For more information click on the link below:
www.combatfightleague.com
Monday, May 23, 2011
Monday, April 4, 2011
Yo Valley Foothill Jeopardy Boxing Show
Saturday, March 19, 2011
KO High Boxing Show
Sunday, March 6, 2011
Saturday Night Boxing Show
Fillmore Boxing Club's Eric Figueroa and Jonathan Minero competed at the Ventura KO Boxing Club's "Saturday Night Boxing Show" held at Roy Baca's Boxing Gym in Lompoc, CA on March 5th, 2011. Congratulations to our fighters.
See Eric (wearing red gloves)in action:
See Jonathan (wearing blue gloves)in action.
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
Getting Ready for the Fight
Tuesday, January 18, 2011
Double End Bag Drill Using Bas Rutten Boxing Tape
The Bas Rutten workout CDs are an excellent way of exercising combination punches and creating muscle memory. I have been fortunate to study the CDs from Bas Rutten himself and his instructors Randy Khatami, Amir Rahnavardi, Hector Pena, Art Rivas, and James Singler. They have all demonstrated and introduced a variety of different ways that the CDs can be used and tweaked in a workout routine. Using the CD with the double end bag improves hand/eye coordination.
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