[nonothing33]

I let my girlfriend in on my fantasies of having her fight other girls for me and much to my surprise she actually liked it and wants to give it a try.
I've posted a couple of pics of her before, but this time I want an honest opinion.



Age: 20yrs
Height: 5'7ft
Weight: 138lbs

She wants to try boxing one of her friends first, but she's kind of concerned mostly about bruising. Especially bruising in the face and whether or not to include the use of mouthpieces since they use them in professional boxing. What are your guys thoughts on how the fights should be gone about?

Also this is my girlfriend's friend whom she's looking to box as her first opponent for me.

She's about the same height as my gf, but a bit heavier. Does my gf have a chance at beating her in boxing?

Is this even a good idea for her?

[ROYALS22262]

They are both beautiful girls!  I would suggest that they wrestle on mats or on a bed first.  Boxing hurts more, more of a chance of bruising and a black eye, or bloody nose.  Wrestling is sexier anyway!  No punching or gouging, just grabbing, and rolling around.  Face sits and butt sits are so hot and sexy, as are breast smothers and leg scissors.  Foot smothering, and foot chokes are hot too!  I say let them have a play wrestle, or tickle fight first, much more sensual, than punching and hurting each other.  Their faces are too pretty to injure!  Have a safe word like MUD for a girl to yell if she wants the action to stop, for whatever reason, and that is another way to ensure that there is no real harm, just good sexy body on body fun!

[koolswan]

I think since its their first time in fighting they should start with play wrestling and not boxing because boxing will definitely cause bruising esp in the face. I would suggest first start with arm wrestling and then let them play wrestle on a bed or a soft mat/carpet.
Let us know what happens 

[nonothing33]

She's kind of already set on the boxing, but I'll try to convince her that wrestling would be easier and less bruising. When I asked her about a safety she said spitting out her mouthpiece because that's how she thinks it's the rule in boxing and in a way it sort of is, but doesn't always work.

Keep up the ideas guys and I'll let you guys know what's going on.

[harpua13]

they're both totally adorable. I'd love to see your gf win over the blonde.
if they both feel up to it, go for it, but of course be VERY careful and make SURE nobody gets hurt physically or emotionally. the difference between fantasy and reality in thes types of things is certainly worth consideration.
perhaps some friendly tussling  on the mat to start is indeed the wisest choice.

[byline]

Since she wants to box and it is against a friend I don't see why she shouldn't. Most women who box for the first time are almost all offense and no defense. That is they swing wildly at the head but connect little and don't put much weight behind it.I would make the following suggestions:

1. Use mouthpieces. Even a lucky punch thrown by an unskilled boxer can do so damage.
2. Close gloves that provide a lot of padding. Not those stupid huge foxy boxing gloves but also not of the lesser padding of pro gloves.
3. Wrap their hands to prevent injuries to the fingers and knuckles.
4. Keep the rounds short, 1 minute rounds if they have never boxed before. And 2 minutes between rounds. They will quickly learn how fatigued their arms will get and 1 minute is plenty long for the novice.
5. Teach them the basic stances and how to punch, how to jab, how to cover up but not too much training. You want them to box for fun and not train them to punch so hard they could bruise or hurt each other at the start. The match is too see who is better and they will know it without a lot of training to punch really hard.
6. Where sports bras and perhaps suggest that body punches and punches to the head are OK but blows to the breasts should be avoided. Of course in the heat of the action for inexperienced fighters the blows will we wild and everywhere.

The guys won't like #6 but real producers who film such amateur fights generally recommend 6.

Hope that helps. The idea is to have fun and a contest to see who is better but not to injure each other. At least that is what your girlfriend seems to want.

[ryan6]

you should start her out, and a semi comp wrestling match

[nonothing33]

Thank you for all your advice, especially you byline.

I'm gonna write all this down and show my gf. My gf has been doing her own research and actually says she found a club that hosts these sort of events and wants me to go with her to see it.

Not sure where this all go, but I'm actually kind of excited either way.

Please keep the suggestions rolling.

[nonothing33]

Apparently my gf is taking this whole foxy boxing thing for me seriously, because today when I came home from work I saw a book titled "Boxer's Start-Up: A Beginner's Guide to Boxing" on the counter.

I think this week she plans on taking me to that club she told me about. She's not fighting in it she told me, but she wants to get an idea of what she's in for.

[BeautifulDisaster_Jen]

1. Use mouthpieces. Even a lucky punch thrown by an unskilled boxer can do so damage.
2. Close gloves that provide a lot of padding. Not those stupid huge foxy boxing gloves but also not of the lesser padding of pro gloves.
3. Wrap their hands to prevent injuries to the fingers and knuckles.
4. Keep the rounds short, 1 minute rounds if they have never boxed before. And 2 minutes between rounds. They will quickly learn how fatigued their arms will get and 1 minute is plenty long for the novice.
5. Teach them the basic stances and how to punch, how to jab, how to cover up but not too much training. You want them to box for fun and not train them to punch so hard they could bruise or hurt each other at the start. The match is too see who is better and they will know it without a lot of training to punch really hard.
6. Where sports bras and perhaps suggest that body punches and punches to the head are OK but blows to the breasts should be avoided. Of course in the heat of the action for inexperienced fighters the blows will we wild and everywhere.

I concur with this all the way for private boxing matches for beginners. Have you shown your gf this yet?

[nonothing33]

I have shown her bylines rules and she's accepted them for the most part.

Friday we're going out to that foxy boxing club she found and then after that she's going to call her friend and we'll see where this goes from there.

[nonothing33]

I have shown her bylines rules and she's accepted them for the most part.

What ones didn't she accept?

She wasn't ok about punches to the head, but she was alright with breast punches provided either her or her other could take a break if it hurt too much.

[djcrash]

Should your girlfriend do this she has to have an attitude change it is more about being better at this then other women. The more she wants to challenge herself to improve the faster and better she will learn. The term "No pain, no gain" comes to mind its called getting an education. An old girlfriend of mine said that for a price she would fight anyone, and yes she meant it.

[nonothing33]

Should your girlfriend do this she has to have an attitude change it is more about being better at this then other women. The more she wants to challenge herself to improve the faster and better she will learn. The term "No pain, no gain" comes to mind its called getting an education. An old girlfriend of mine said that for a price she would fight anyone, and yes she meant it.

This is more of a friendly kind of thing if anything. I'm sure if she were serious about this she'd demand for a more realistic approach to this.

Yes she's reading up on how to box and taking me to a foxy boxing club, but she's not going to go out there and knock her own friend the fuck out for superiority.

[nonothing33]

Should your girlfriend do this she has to have an attitude change it is more about being better at this then other women. The more she wants to challenge herself to improve the faster and better she will learn. The term "No pain, no gain" comes to mind its called getting an education. An old girlfriend of mine said that for a price she would fight anyone, and yes she meant it.

This is more of a friendly kind of thing if anything. I'm sure if she were serious about this she'd demand for a more realistic approach to this.

Yes she's reading up on how to box and taking me to a foxy boxing club, but she's not going to go out there and knock her own friend the fuck out for superiority.

Yeah I don't think that would be a good idea.....lol

What do you think her friend will think of this?

I'm not sure honestly and I'm not even sure my girlfriend even thought that far into this. She says her friend is open minded, but still some people have limits and others require something extra.

It will be interesting none the less.