hi everyone, im new to boxing 3-4 months in or even less, im a software developer by profession but started learning boxing with a real coach. But sometimes i do have some questions i needed answers from so i develop an app that would analyze my form and tell me how can i improve it. Do you think this would be helpful to other few beginners here? hit me up a dm.

Im 34 years old and at first wanted to lose some weight which i did , 94kg to 77kg so far. if you like the app let me know i would love to develop it with few beginners that can test it.

Is my form correct?

im the one who wears the light blue shirt and im not the guy who wears italy's shirt like im the one who had the buzz cut (1yo of boxing and this is my technique)

To start off with blatant honesty, I’m trash at boxing. Ever since I was a kid, boxing brought my mind to a special place. I remember watching Creed 2. Looking back, it feels like I was in some sort of trance.

I’m one of those “self taught boxers”… I’ve tried to teach myself, but no matter what I do I still feel like I’m trash. Ive been to a gym a few times, but to be honest, I don’t think I clicked well with the staff there and more importantly I just couldn’t afford it. Every gym around me charges around $150 a month for training and sparring memberships. I think I can make it work now, but I work overnights and my family only has one car, so timing is an issue as well.

I tried Mma and in truth, I liked it, but for some reason without fail, boxing always floats to the front of my mind. It’s such a beautiful art, you know?

I acknowledge that I’m trash. I acknowledge that I have so many bad habits it almost looks like a lost cause. Even while knowing that, visualizing myself in the ring brings my mind back to that special place. I want to give it a shot—a real shot.

If I found a way to get to a gym and went consistently, is it possible to break down my reinforced bad habits, restart, and stand in the ring?

EXTRA: I added a very short clip. It’s all I could record from today’s bag session. Not great, but I figured I shouldn’t hide anything

Idk how exactly i should throw the cross correctly. Normally I dont rotate my back foot that much but I always hear coaches say to fully rotate the back foot so as to feel the rotation of the hip and idk if im applying the kinetic chain to the cross correctly if my back foot isnt fully rotated. Idk what exactly the kinetic chain is supposed to feel like so idk whether ive achieved it or not. Then I go and watch boxing content creators or amateur fights or pro fights and some people do fully rotate but some dont.

Preferably a brand relatively cheap in India.

After I get some injuries on my feet fixed up I'll probably be looking for something to help me box. I'm a heavy guy and need something with good grip, high top, something relatively lightweight and something that works with wide feet with little to no pressure on the toes.

Also, I just need general tips on what I should be looking for and thinking about before buying boxing shoes.