Yes you can teach yourself boxing as a workout program, but it is probably best to get some teaching from someone that has done it a while. Here are some sites for you to look at en.allexperts.com/q/Boxing-1533/new-boxer.htm
boxing is a wonderful workout! when you box you workout almost every part of your body. i am in boxing and we workout our arms legs and abs.
Check the related link "Rules of Boxing" for some of the rules of boxing.
You can find highly recommended boxing workout routines by inquiring directly. Boxing is a dying sport so you may be hard pressed to find something valuable.
A boxing workout can increase endurance, strength, and speed. You can follow the boxing program of trinity boxing.com. I've been doing their program for 3 months now and it sure is giving me good results.
My workout today was great. I pushed myself and felt energized afterwards.
The best boxing training for women may be found in some gyms and boxing training centers for women in our area the look and contacted by several social media.
Boxing will not teach you self defense per say. It will teach you how to box which could help you in a fight. It would be better however to take a MMA or Jui Jitsu class to learn slef defense.
You can find a workout timer for boxing on Amazon.com here: http://www.amazon.com/Interval-Workout-TMR05-G-VOLUME-control/dp/B0014B44GU. I hope this was helpful.
The benefits of boxing for sport enriches us in strengthening our arm muscles and maintaining good practice for a given personal protection and daily exercise.
Some good books that can teach you how to box include Boxing Mastery by Mark and Werner, Doug Hatmaker and Boxing: The Complete Illustrated Guide by Harry Mullan. You can purchase these books from stores such as Barnes and Noble.
Good workout routines for men are jogging, lifting weights for their triceps and biceps, doing cardio, shadow boxing, karate and exercising their glutes and hamstrings.
You can go out for a jog, workout, eat healthy, etc.