Filipino boxing impression Manny Pacquiao began his teaching camp feeling upbeat about their continue here in Baguio City, the Philippines Summer Capital located about 250 kilometers north of Manila. Pacquiao did six rounds of punch mitts, three rounds of shadow boxing and some more time drumming the speed ball and skipping rope witness by rather controlled observers collected mostly of local media and Manila-based networks. The training, held at the Shape-Up Gym situated inside the Cooyeesan Hotel along Naguillan Road last for a over two hours.

Pacquiao and Filipino trainer Buboy Fernandez later on admitted that retrieval their timing and energy will be a anxiety in the next few days. Fernandez said that its usual for him to be a bit slow but his power and speed is still there. Pacquiao is prepare for his 12-round world welterweight title fight next to defensive champion Miguel Cotto of Puerto Rico on November 14 at the MGM Grand Garden in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Asked if American guru Freddie Roach has some doubts in staging their teaching camp in Baguio, Pacquiao is sure the legendary trainer will like the set-up. Pacquiao said that Freddie will like it here not merely because of the set-up but also of the position and its people. Roach is predictable to arrive in the country Tuesday morning along with training expert Alex Ariza.

The Cooyeesan Hotel is really a shopping mall but its rooms are situated atop the stalls, with its main entry tightly-guarded by the hotel‘s security as well as Pacquiao‘s own security group which he calls Pacquiao Security Group (PSG).