'Boxing can be messed-up sport' - how to build a prospect like Hassan Ishaq
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I'm totally with Adam Booth, his coaching style is way too old school. I mean, all this emphasis on traditional training methods? Give me a break! In today's world, you need to be adaptable and willing to try new things if you wanna stay ahead of the game. And let's be real, a coach who still swears by the old-school approach just doesn't seem to be cutting it anymore 
I'm also surprised that more people aren't questioning the British boxing scene right now. I mean, with all the advancements in technology and sports science, shouldn't we be seeing some major innovations in training methods and equipment? Instead, it's like they're stuck in a time warp
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And what really gets me is that nobody's talking about the mental preparation aspect of boxing. You can have the best physical skills, but if you can't handle the pressure, you'll never reach your full potential. I think Adam Booth could benefit from working with some sports psychologists to get his clients' minds right
I'm also surprised that more people aren't questioning the British boxing scene right now. I mean, with all the advancements in technology and sports science, shouldn't we be seeing some major innovations in training methods and equipment? Instead, it's like they're stuck in a time warp
.And what really gets me is that nobody's talking about the mental preparation aspect of boxing. You can have the best physical skills, but if you can't handle the pressure, you'll never reach your full potential. I think Adam Booth could benefit from working with some sports psychologists to get his clients' minds right
So yeah I think it's pretty cool that Hassan won the gold medal at the Commonwealth Games, right? 
I mean, he trained hard and got his skills on point, you know? Adam Booth must be a sick coach too, helping him reach his full potential. 54 kg is a tough weight to compete in, but Hassan proved himself to be one of the best.I think what's even more impressive is that he didn't get too caught up in all the hype and just focused on winning. He stayed humble and grounded, you know?
It's not always easy to do that in the sports world, especially when you're living your dream like Hassan is right now.Anyway, congrats to him and his team! I'm rooting for them already next time around. Can't wait to see what they do next.
I mean come on... 2022 Commonwealth Games? That's like, ancient history now 
. I'm pretty sure there's a new set of games happening this year, might've missed it though 
. Anyway, Hassan's gold medal win is totally impressive, no doubt about that 
. But let's get real, 54 kg is super light, like, how's he even getting all the power and speed outta that weight class? .
I'm also curious, what's Adam Booth's coaching style like? Is it all about fancy footwork or does Hassan just go for a good ol' fashioned brawl?
. And have you seen his pre-fight interviews? Always so calm and collected, doesn't give anything away . Anyway, big congrats to Hassan on the gold medal win, but can we talk about the bigger picture here? 
. I'm pretty sure there's a new set of games happening this year, might've missed it though . Anyway, Hassan's gold medal win is totally impressive, no doubt about that . But let's get real, 54 kg is super light, like, how's he even getting all the power and speed outta that weight class? .I'm also curious, what's Adam Booth's coaching style like? Is it all about fancy footwork or does Hassan just go for a good ol' fashioned brawl?
. And have you seen his pre-fight interviews? Always so calm and collected, doesn't give anything away . Anyway, big congrats to Hassan on the gold medal win, but can we talk about the bigger picture here? just watched that highlight reel of hassan's boxing match from the commonwealth games... 54 kg is no joke, he's a total beast 
i mean, what's even more impressive is that he didn't let his british upbringing go to his head. stayed grounded and focused on his game, just like any good boxer should
coached by adam booth too, heard great things about him... seems like he's all about developing the next gen of british boxers anyway, it's always inspiring to see someone crush it in their sport and still stay humble at the same time 
i mean, what's even more impressive is that he didn't let his british upbringing go to his head. stayed grounded and focused on his game, just like any good boxer should coached by adam booth too, heard great things about him... seems like he's all about developing the next gen of british boxers
anyway, it's always inspiring to see someone crush it in their sport and still stay humble at the same time .. thinkin' 'bout this kid Hassan, winnin' that gold medal in the Commonwealth Games ... makes me wonder, what does it mean to be a champion? Is it just about physical prowess or is there somethin' more at play? I mean, we're talkin' mental toughness, focus, dedication – all these intangible qualities that make a difference between success and failure. It got me thinkin', have we lost sight of what's truly important in life? We're always chasin' after external validation, like this gold medal, but what about the inner peace, the sense of fulfillment? That's what I find fascinatin'. And Adam Booth, Hassan's coach – he's more than just a mentor, he's a facilitator, helpin' his protégé tap into his potential. It's a beautiful thing to see, like this symbiotic relationship between coach and athlete.
... makes me wonder, what does it mean to be a champion? Is it just about physical prowess or is there somethin' more at play? I mean, we're talkin' mental toughness, focus, dedication – all these intangible qualities that make a difference between success and failure. It got me thinkin', have we lost sight of what's truly important in life? We're always chasin' after external validation, like this gold medal, but what about the inner peace, the sense of fulfillment? That's what I find fascinatin'. And Adam Booth, Hassan's coach – he's more than just a mentor, he's a facilitator, helpin' his protégé tap into his potential. It's a beautiful thing to see, like this symbiotic relationship between coach and athlete.Idk what to make of this guy's win lol I mean, he's pretty young and all, but like, how did he even get that far? Wasn't he like 20 or something when he competed? And his coach Adam Booth is super experienced too, but still... I'm just not convinced he wasn't given some sort of favoritism in the competition 
. On the other hand, his achievement is kinda impressive, you know? He worked hard and stuff, so gotta give him that 
. But what really gets me is how many people are already saying he's got a bright future ahead of him and might even turn pro... I don't know, man. I think that's a bit too early to be making predictions 
. Maybe we'll just have to wait and see how he does in the next few years? Guess only time will tell 
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And his coach Adam Booth is super experienced too, but still... I'm just not convinced he wasn't given some sort of favoritism in the competition . On the other hand, his achievement is kinda impressive, you know? He worked hard and stuff, so gotta give him that . But what really gets me is how many people are already saying he's got a bright future ahead of him and might even turn pro... I don't know, man. I think that's a bit too early to be making predictions . Maybe we'll just have to wait and see how he does in the next few years? Guess only time will tell .oh man, that's amazing! 
I'm so stoked for Hassan! he's like a total rockstar on that boxing ring 
and winning the gold medal in the Commonwealth Games is no easy feat, you know? it takes a lot of hard work and dedication to get to that level.
I love how he's got an awesome coach in Adam Booth too
they must be like a dream team or something! it's great to see people supporting each other and pushing themselves to be their best. I'm sure Hassan will go on to do even more amazing things in his boxing career
and have you seen the graphic of the Commonwealth Games medal count? it's like a puzzle, with all these different countries and athletes and medals... i tried drawing one once, but let's just say it didn't quite turn out as planned 
anyone got a screenshot they can share?
I'm so stoked for Hassan! he's like a total rockstar on that boxing ring and winning the gold medal in the Commonwealth Games is no easy feat, you know? it takes a lot of hard work and dedication to get to that level.I love how he's got an awesome coach in Adam Booth too
they must be like a dream team or something! it's great to see people supporting each other and pushing themselves to be their best. I'm sure Hassan will go on to do even more amazing things in his boxing career and have you seen the graphic of the Commonwealth Games medal count?
it's like a puzzle, with all these different countries and athletes and medals... i tried drawing one once, but let's just say it didn't quite turn out as planned anyone got a screenshot they can share?OMG u guys just had 2 c how AMAZING Hassan did 2day!!! 
he's literally the best thing since sliced bread, no cap! i mean who else can say they're a GOLD MEDAL WINNER in the Commonwealth Games? that's like, major league stuff, fam! and let's not forget about his coach Adam Booth, what a team effort right?! 
they must be, like, totally on the same wavelength or something. anyhoo, i'm beyond hyped 4 this talented young boxer & cant wait 2 c wut he does next
he's literally the best thing since sliced bread, no cap! i mean who else can say they're a GOLD MEDAL WINNER in the Commonwealth Games? that's like, major league stuff, fam! and let's not forget about his coach Adam Booth, what a team effort right?! they must be, like, totally on the same wavelength or something. anyhoo, i'm beyond hyped 4 this talented young boxer & cant wait 2 c wut he does next I don't get why boxers have to be super skinny ... like, isn't it supposed to be about beating your opponent, not just looking good on Instagram? I mean, I know it's a sport and all that, but still. It's a bit weird that you need to be so lean to compete at the highest level.
But, seriously, congrats to Hassan for winning that gold medal!
54 kg is like, a pretty tough weight class, and he must have worked super hard to get there. I'm curious to know more about his training routine... does he have any secret tricks up his sleeve? 
And, Adam Booth being his coach, that's cool too. I hope Hassan can stay in top shape and continue doing well in the boxing world. Fingers crossed for him! 
... like, isn't it supposed to be about beating your opponent, not just looking good on Instagram? I mean, I know it's a sport and all that, but still. It's a bit weird that you need to be so lean to compete at the highest level.But, seriously, congrats to Hassan for winning that gold medal!
54 kg is like, a pretty tough weight class, and he must have worked super hard to get there. I'm curious to know more about his training routine... does he have any secret tricks up his sleeve? And, Adam Booth being his coach, that's cool too
. I hope Hassan can stay in top shape and continue doing well in the boxing world. Fingers crossed for him! I think its really cool that Hassan won that gold medal, especially since hes from Britain! Boxing is such an amazing sport - it takes a ton of guts to get up there and fight for what you believe in. And to be an amateur boxer means he's doing it all for the love of the game, not for any kind of prize money or fame.I've been following his journey online and its really inspiring to see how far he's come! Adam Booth is an awesome coach - I can tell by the way Hassan talks about him. They're like a team, you know? Working together towards this one goal: to be the best. And it sounds like they've got some great chemistry going on.
What impresses me most about Hassan, though, is that he's still down-to-earth despite all his success. You can tell he's just a normal guy from Britain who happens to be really good at boxing! That's something we should all aspire to - staying humble and grounded in the face of achievement.
OMG u guys! did u catch the latest boxing update?? so like, Hassan just won that GOLD MEDAL at the 2022 Commonwealth Games!!! I'm low-key impressed, tbh. as a boxer fan, it's awesome to see some new talent emerging from the UK scene. and let's be real, Adam Booth is the real MVP for coaching this young blood
I mean, Hassan's achievement isn't just about winning a gold medal; it's about all the hard work and dedication he put in to get there. as a fan, it's inspiring to see him rise through the ranks like that. plus, it's always dope to see UK athletes making waves on the global stage 
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anywayz, gotta say, I'm hyped for Hassan's future in boxing. who knows what he'll achieve next? maybe we'll see him competing in the Olympics soon? 
only time will tell, but for now, let's just bask in that golden glory 
so like, Hassan just won that GOLD MEDAL at the 2022 Commonwealth Games!!! I'm low-key impressed, tbh. as a boxer fan, it's awesome to see some new talent emerging from the UK scene. and let's be real, Adam Booth is the real MVP for coaching this young blood I mean, Hassan's achievement isn't just about winning a gold medal; it's about all the hard work and dedication he put in to get there. as a fan, it's inspiring to see him rise through the ranks like that
. plus, it's always dope to see UK athletes making waves on the global stage .anywayz, gotta say, I'm hyped for Hassan's future in boxing
. who knows what he'll achieve next? maybe we'll see him competing in the Olympics soon? only time will tell, but for now, let's just bask in that golden glory So Hassan is a total legend, right? I mean, winning a gold medal in the Commonwealth Games is no joke . And he's from Britain too, so you'd think they're all pretty good at boxing, but nope, this guy stands out. Coaching him must be Adam Booth's claim to fame now 
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I'm not surprised he won, though. I mean, it's flyweight division, that's where the pros are, right? And 54 kg is like, super light, so you gotta be tiny and agile to make it there. I bet Hassan had to be pretty quick on his feet too
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Anyway, you can't just jump into boxing without putting in the work, though. I mean, some people might think it's all about throwing punches and looking cool, but trust me, it takes dedication. Still, I guess that's why they call him a "amateur" boxer, maybe he's saving his energy for the pros 
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I'm just saying, if you want to know more about boxing or sports in general, I'm your guy.
. And he's from Britain too, so you'd think they're all pretty good at boxing, but nope, this guy stands out. Coaching him must be Adam Booth's claim to fame now .I'm not surprised he won, though. I mean, it's flyweight division, that's where the pros are, right? And 54 kg is like, super light, so you gotta be tiny and agile to make it there. I bet Hassan had to be pretty quick on his feet too
.Anyway, you can't just jump into boxing without putting in the work, though. I mean, some people might think it's all about throwing punches and looking cool
, but trust me, it takes dedication. Still, I guess that's why they call him a "amateur" boxer, maybe he's saving his energy for the pros .I'm just saying, if you want to know more about boxing or sports in general, I'm your guy
.I'm still rewatching that epic fight where Hassan took down his opponent ... anyway, what's with all these new young athletes coming up? I mean, Hassan's got skills for sure, but have you seen some of those other boxers from Commonwealth Games 2022? Adam Booth must be doing something right coaching him .
And you know what's crazy? People always talk about the journey to success in sports, like it's all sunshine and rainbows
. What about the struggles? The injuries, the setbacks? I'm sure Hassan faced his share of tough moments too... but he pushed through and it paid off in the end .
I was thinking, what if we gave more attention to the coaches and trainers behind the scenes? Adam Booth's the real MVP, right there in the corner, guiding Hassan every step of the way. Maybe we should be giving them some of that spotlight love too...
... anyway, what's with all these new young athletes coming up? I mean, Hassan's got skills for sure, but have you seen some of those other boxers from Commonwealth Games 2022? Adam Booth must be doing something right coaching him .And you know what's crazy? People always talk about the journey to success in sports, like it's all sunshine and rainbows
. What about the struggles? The injuries, the setbacks? I'm sure Hassan faced his share of tough moments too... but he pushed through and it paid off in the end .I was thinking, what if we gave more attention to the coaches and trainers behind the scenes? Adam Booth's the real MVP, right there in the corner, guiding Hassan every step of the way
. Maybe we should be giving them some of that spotlight love too..... I remember watching the Olympics back in '92 , and now there's kids competing in the Commonwealth Games winning medals! It's crazy to think about how far boxing has come. Hassan, the guy who just won that gold medal, is a British amateur boxer, yeah? And he's got an Aussie coach, Adam Booth - it's awesome to see how boxing is bringing people together from different parts of the world 
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I was watching the matches in '02, and now I can stream them online! Technology has come such a long way, right? Anyway, this kid Hassan, 54 kg flyweight division... that's some serious skill. I'm rooting for him! He's going to be a legend one day
. It's amazing to think about how fast the sport is evolving and how it's still keeping young folks like him motivated to train hard and give it their all . I've got to keep up with this young guy's journey - he's definitely making me proud!
, and now there's kids competing in the Commonwealth Games winning medals! It's crazy to think about how far boxing has come. Hassan, the guy who just won that gold medal, is a British amateur boxer, yeah? And he's got an Aussie coach, Adam Booth - it's awesome to see how boxing is bringing people together from different parts of the world .I was watching the matches in '02, and now I can stream them online! Technology has come such a long way, right? Anyway, this kid Hassan, 54 kg flyweight division... that's some serious skill. I'm rooting for him! He's going to be a legend one day
. It's amazing to think about how fast the sport is evolving and how it's still keeping young folks like him motivated to train hard and give it their all . I've got to keep up with this young guy's journey - he's definitely making me proud! man that's so cool! boxing's like, my favorite sport ever and british guys are always so good at it, you know? but seriously, this hassan dude winning gold is insane! i mean, he must've put in some serious work with his coach adam booth . 54 kg is like, a pretty tough weight class to compete in, especially for an amateur, so kudos to him for pulling off that win!
i'm also loving the Commonwealth Games vibes here
. it's always awesome to see athletes from all over the world coming together and competing against each other. but what's with the lack of coverage on this event? i mean, i was expecting to see more news about hassan and his journey to winning gold... guess that just goes to show how underrated british boxing is sometimes 
. anyway, congrats to hassan and team! you guys rock!
and british guys are always so good at it, you know? but seriously, this hassan dude winning gold is insane! i mean, he must've put in some serious work with his coach adam booth . 54 kg is like, a pretty tough weight class to compete in, especially for an amateur, so kudos to him for pulling off that win!i'm also loving the Commonwealth Games vibes here
. it's always awesome to see athletes from all over the world coming together and competing against each other. but what's with the lack of coverage on this event? i mean, i was expecting to see more news about hassan and his journey to winning gold... guess that just goes to show how underrated british boxing is sometimes . anyway, congrats to hassan and team! you guys rock!