ТРЕНЕР МАРК МЕЛЬЦЕР | Боксом по голове

Produced by: BIG NAMBRZ Honored Russian boxing coach Mark Meltzer is 76 years old, 60 of which he's been in the sport. He's trained generations of boxers, including countless champions, in today's episode. We discussed what makes a good coach, what kind of fighter can become a champion, at what age one should start boxing, and what punches can be developed in a single evening. Mark Ionovich maintains that speed is essential for a boxer, as he vividly demonstrated with Sergey Mezentsev at the beginning of the episode. We discussed the greatest boxers, why boxing is no longer a dangerous sport, and when it's time to retire. We also heard many interesting stories from Meltzer's practice. Suitable not only for boxing fans, as there are many parallels with life – everything we love. The podcast is produced with the support of WayRay. https://wayray.com/ WayRay job openings - https://wayray.com/culture Our team will help you create your own podcast - https://bnpodcast.ru Business proposals should be sent to me (BIG NAMBRZ Corporation Manager Irina) [email protected] Audio versions - https://bnd.lc/simpodcast Our Telegram channel - https://t.me/simbackstage 00:00 start without intro 00:12 who brought boxing to Russia 07:00 start of the conversation 07:25 Mark Meltzer – Honored Boxing Coach of Russia 08:40 covered in boxing 09:20 60 years in boxing 09:40 daughter Elena about her father Mark Meltzer 11:45 A good coach is a good psychologist 13:05 Meltzer beats Mezentsev 14:30 What can you teach boxing in an evening 17:45 It's never too late to learn boxing 23:00 What distinguishes a champion from a non-champion 28:05 The human qualities of a good boxer 29:21 Boxers from disadvantaged families 32:00 Meeting with Tyson 34:05 New fight with Tyson: 25-year-old vs. 55-year-old 43:33 How champions finish 44:27 How long can you be a champion 48:05 Why the weight difference is important 51:00 The first delegation of boxers in South Africa 01:02:20 Black boxers 01:04:38 How the rules have changed in boxing 01:05:55 Why we like to watch athletes fight 01:12:17 About Boxer Sonny Liston 01:18:55 Mentally stable boxers 01:20:28 About boxer George Foreman 01:25:45 About boxer Oleksandr Usyk 01:33:25 "I beat all my boxers" 01:36:00 When it's time to retire 01:38:55 What to do if a fighter doesn't listen to the coach 01:40:40 Boxing is no longer a dangerous sport 01:43:00 The greatest boxer of all time 01:44:58 Meltzer still trains 01:47:00 Meltzer's successor 01:40:07 Mentor of the "King of the Ring" project 01:51:35 Meltzer's sudden fame 01:55:05 "9 million views, who needs them?" We turn to the "Coach" channel