Am i gonna do well?

[Jp656]

Im cross training Boxing and Okiwan style karate, im just beggining bolth of them, Good choice?

[marie curie]

Any extra training (as long as it is from a quality instructor) is going to be beneficial

[UseoForce]

If you're going to cross train, why wouldn't you study a grappling art?

[JusticeZero]

The two are too close in application, and so you'll have a lot of confusion. Also, their structure is different. I'd recommend instead of Boxing+another striking art that you look at Boxing+Judo. Apparently the stances and entrances are very similar, so you can switch them without changing anything structural, plus they excel at different situations. Also, Judo's "full on" mindset matches with Boxing.

[Sohan]

I personally have found that my Okinawan karate training compliments my boxing and Muay Thai well by providing me with good sources of punching power from my hips, as well as to establish better grounding and balance.

Boxing makes me more fluid and gives me great footwork ability, which helps when I spar or do long chamber in karate.

Respectfully,

Sohan

[patusai]

Any extra training (as long as it is from a quality instructor) is going to be beneficial

I would agree...although punching I believe is a bit different but that can be overcome

[getawaytkd]

it may confuse you.

[Medici]

Boxing will enable you to quickly defeat your karate counterparts, at least in a full contact head punching sparring session. (Uh oh, people may get mad at that one.)

[cathal]

How experienced are you in these two areas?

[jaymac]

I think they will compliment each other to a certain degree but feel as others, it may be confusing. Try it out and see how you do. You may not need any of our opinions at all. Good luck.