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King Geedorah wrote:I did one with him on this situation last month. He went off on one and said, "My gym is in my house. I can do what I like in my house."

Legend.

MachoMan09 wrote:"Why do I need to get a new first aid certificate in the first place?" If he's asking questions like that, I'm glad he's been stripped of his licence. Two answers that immediately spring to mind are 1. skill fade and 2. medical advancements. He sometimes comes across as a proper throbber.

Jeff Thomas wrote:Enzo is a real character ... I'm amazed by the success he's had. His achievements as a trainer must make a lot of people mad as he is incredibly naive about so many aspects of exercise theory. Great story and this seems typical of him.

He only needed to watch Hopkins once and knew joe could beat him.... that tells almost the entire calzaghe story

Good luck to him

thepocketrocket wrote:

Jeff Thomas wrote:Enzo is a real character ... I'm amazed by the success he's had. His achievements as a trainer must make a lot of people mad as he is incredibly naive about so many aspects of exercise theory. Great story and this seems typical of him.

He only needed to watch Hopkins once and knew joe could beat him.... that tells almost the entire calzaghe story

Good luck to him

Enzo is a loudmouth...Dean Powell always gave better advice in the corner.

An to be fair, most of Joes opponents from 97 to 06, Joe would have beaten them without a corner

leforge wrote:

thepocketrocket wrote:

Jeff Thomas wrote:Enzo is a real character ... I'm amazed by the success he's had. His achievements as a trainer must make a lot of people mad as he is incredibly naive about so many aspects of exercise theory. Great story and this seems typical of him.

He only needed to watch Hopkins once and knew joe could beat him.... that tells almost the entire calzaghe story

Good luck to him

Enzo is a loudmouth...Dean Powell always gave better advice in the corner.

An to be fair, most of Joes opponents from 97 to 06, Joe would have beaten them without a corner

Dean Powell is good in a corner cause he knows 90% of the time the other guy a lemmon as he picked him!

leforge wrote:

thepocketrocket wrote:

Jeff Thomas wrote:Enzo is a real character ... I'm amazed by the success he's had. His achievements as a trainer must make a lot of people mad as he is incredibly naive about so many aspects of exercise theory. Great story and this seems typical of him.

He only needed to watch Hopkins once and knew joe could beat him.... that tells almost the entire calzaghe story

Good luck to him

Enzo is a loudmouth...Dean Powell always gave better advice in the corner.

An to be fair, most of Joes opponents from 97 to 06, Joe would have beaten them without a corner

Dean Powell is good in a corner cause he knows 90% of the time the other guy a lemmon as he picked him!

Khaosai-Galaxy wrote:Political correctness gone mad!

Yeah, you tell 'em Enzo!

I cant see a single reason why a trainer needs basic first aid knowledge, its not like anyone ever got hurt in boxing.

Final round wrote:

Khaosai-Galaxy wrote:Political correctness gone mad!

Yeah, you tell 'em Enzo!

I cant see a single reason why a trainer needs basic first aid knowledge, its not like anyone ever got hurt in boxing.

what's wrong with old first aid technique's anyway? a hand drill and a jar of leaches would suffice.

Khaosai-Galaxy wrote:

Final round wrote:

Khaosai-Galaxy wrote:Political correctness gone mad!

Yeah, you tell 'em Enzo!

I cant see a single reason why a trainer needs basic first aid knowledge, its not like anyone ever got hurt in boxing.

what's wrong with old first aid technique's anyway? a hand drill and a jar of leaches would suffice.

Absolutely!

"its only concussion!"

(AKA Brain Damage)

Khaosai-Galaxy wrote:

Final round wrote:

Khaosai-Galaxy wrote:Political correctness gone mad!

Yeah, you tell 'em Enzo!

I cant see a single reason why a trainer needs basic first aid knowledge, its not like anyone ever got hurt in boxing.

what's wrong with old first aid technique's anyway? a hand drill and a jar of leaches would suffice.

Absolutely!

"its only concussion!"

(AKA Brain Damage)

Livingstone Cole wrote:Is this course expensive?

MachoMan09 wrote:

boxingfarmer30 wrote:

Khaosai-Galaxy wrote:
Absolutely!

"its only concussion!"

(AKA Brain Damage)

I held a seconds licence and was told by the board i could not renew as a valid first aid was not held........now i only held a seconnds so really i was only allowed in the ring if the trainer had been thrown out of the corner which in 6 yrs holding never happened once so my point is WHY should i have to hold a first aid which i've taken once before but ran out when the trainer in corner holds on plus the various medics and paramedics ring side di a load of bol l ocks if you ask me money,money,money thats all the board are bothered about.

First aid best practice changes frequently, also, if you don't refresh/practice your skills, skill-fade occurs and when the shit hits the fan you're left clueless when auto-pilot doesn't kick in. This can can have serious ramifications to the injured party.

Just because a guy hasn't be thrown out of the corner in six years, it doesn't mean he'll never get kicked out of the corner - leaving you in the command seat.

People have a tendency to toss-off first aid courses, and such like, but they are almost always the people who've never been in a situation that requires usage of first aid; they are also the people who are flapping around in a panic and/or shock when something does actually happen, and invariably are the ones who struggle to cope, psychologically, in the aftermath when they blame themselves (often rightly) for being effing useless.

Scrap wrote:I thought the one I went too was very Basic, waste of time.

MachoMan09 wrote:

boxingfarmer30 wrote:

Khaosai-Galaxy wrote:
Absolutely!

"its only concussion!"

(AKA Brain Damage)

I held a seconds licence and was told by the board i could not renew as a valid first aid was not held........now i only held a seconnds so really i was only allowed in the ring if the trainer had been thrown out of the corner which in 6 yrs holding never happened once so my point is WHY should i have to hold a first aid which i've taken once before but ran out when the trainer in corner holds on plus the various medics and paramedics ring side di a load of bol l ocks if you ask me money,money,money thats all the board are bothered about.

First aid best practice changes frequently, also, if you don't refresh/practice your skills, skill-fade occurs and when the shit hits the fan you're left clueless when auto-pilot doesn't kick in. This can can have serious ramifications to the injured party.

Just because a guy hasn't be thrown out of the corner in six years, it doesn't mean he'll never get kicked out of the corner - leaving you in the command seat.

People have a tendency to toss-off on first aid courses, and such like, but they are almost always the people who've never been in a situation that requires usage of first aid; they are also the people who are flapping around in a panic and/or shock when something does actually happen, and invariably are the ones who struggle to cope, psychologically, in the aftermath when they blame themselves (often rightly) for being effing useless.