Title: Basic Reading of the Sweet Science
Product review: Boxing by Haislet is one of the definitive readings on the sport of boxing; it's right up there with Championship Fighting by Jack Dempsey. Haislet explores the very basic elements of the sport, from form to ring generalship, and does so with easy-to-understand concepts. Though the writing is dated, the concepts are still applicable to anyone interested in boxing and will prove to be indispensible to a fighter's core arsenal. In fact, Bruce Lee drew a lot from Haislet's ideas and applied them to his understanding of fist strikes as seen from the Tao of Jeet Kune Do.
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