"practice boxing" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is commonly used when talking about training or rehearsing in the sport of boxing. Example: I spend hours every week practicing boxing with my coach to improve my technique and stamina.
Minors should not see nor practice boxing.
Ramirez has been busy, proposing to his girlfriend in a practice boxing ring last week as they await the early May birth of their child and anticipate a wedding date by the end of the year.
If you play down low, as a forward or a center, practice "boxing out" the other players with your backside, muscling them away from the prime real-estate.
She practices boxing with a character named Dredrick Tatum, who is a parody of renowned boxer Mike Tyson.
BOSTON, MA - APRIL 2009: Tamerlan Tsarnaev practices boxing at the Wai Kru Mixed Martial Arts center in April 2009 in Boston, Massachusetts.
He said: "If most shareholders only find now that the policy provisions they approved allow for termination arrangements which they don't like in these circumstances, it's because the arrangements ticked the 'best practice' boxes enough to get voted through but actually aren't specific enough to accommodate this situation".
It is therefore possible that this was the most recent case in the practice (Box 1).
Synthesis of learning points enabled identification of several key recommendations for practice (Box 3).
These guidelines can be considered to be in the 'Professional practice' box of the Ogilvie model.
A key question in evaluating complex interventions is whether they are effective in everyday practice (box 2).
Two healthcare professionals did note that they would need more evidence before they would consider the relevance of the research for their own clinical practice (box 1(4)).
