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Boxing Patterns The Mini-Course https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GNCTZYLM Boxing Notebook Movement Rules Engine https://chatgpt.com/g/g-696253cf6b548... Writing on Substack: https://boxingnotebook.substack.com/ #boxingnotebook Materials and Steps: 1. Boxing Ring Structure: • Posts: 4x6 posts are used, with each post being held by two stacked cinder blocks, filled with concrete. • Structural Piping: 10ft of structural piping connects the posts. 2. Flooring: • Mats: Black floor mats form the base of the ring. Mike was able to source some mats for free, but if bought new, the cost of mats would be 1/4 of the total expense. • Duct Tape: Used to keep the mats together. • Flooring Setup: Two layers of mats stacked for better balance. One layer would feel unbalanced due to the concrete underneath. 3. Additional Support: • Cinder Blocks: Additional cinder blocks are stacked and filled with concrete for extra support. • Ratchet Straps: Used to pull the cinder blocks together to stabilize the posts. 4. Ring and Rope Setup: • Metal Ring: Secures the rope. This is fastened using screw eyes into the posts, with turnbuckles for adjustment. • Rope: 200 feet of 3/4-inch twisted poly rope is used for the ring ropes. • Hose Clamps: Used to secure the ends of the rope to the posts, covered with black tape to prevent sharp edges from exposure. 5. Corner Cushions: • Foam Pipe Insulation: Added for safety around the corners. ⸻ Cost Breakdown: • The itemized list of materials can be referenced for a detailed cost assessment, but the overall expense is under $1,000, with savings found in reusing items like floor mats and cinder blocks.