
Boxing (Naval Aviation Physical Training Manuals)
- Used Book in Good Condition
Boxing, originally published in 1943, was compiled by boxing champions and coaches to teach World War II cadets how to take a punch and fight back viciously, calmly and with deadly intent. The manual was so successful that the U.S. Naval Institute reissued it several times, and copies of the original manual are still in high demand. Get yourself into top fighting shape by following the combat-proven boxing drills used by generations of naval recruits.
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Navy Boxing Manual,
There are a few typos and the pictures are extremely dated but this book has the goods.
I recently saw a video selling the ringside face-saver headgear where John Brown takes credit for inventing the that type of headgear 15 years ago. Not so! This book was published in 1943 and lo and behold on page 19 is a picture of a very similar piece of equipment they had way back then.
I strongly recommend this book to anyone who wants to learn how to box or how to teach others to box.
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Boxing Navy Aviation Training Division (1943),
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Excellent book for both instruction and training.,
Well, that was before I received my copy of this book… this book has excellent instruction material AND good training plans. The pictures are a little grainy because it is a reprint of a manual from 1943 but you can see great detail in the movements shown.
It is an encyclopedia on boxing.
It covers all aspects of boxing punches, guards, footwork, lesson plans, drills. As well as the aspects of “ring science”.
Just remember that it isn’t one of those “fitness” boxing books. This is a manual on how to train a boxer on how to fight in the ring.
If you want to learn boxing, get this book.
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