View Full Version : is it good to working out 5 days out of 7?


azn_violater
06-06-2005, 08:22 AM
i usually workout out 2 hours a day from monday0 through friday, resting a day in between because i run the mile for P.E. on one of those days. and on weekends i rest saturday and workout sunday. is it healthy? if your wondering what kind of workouts i do, i do stuff with weights and etc.

Sir Fancylot
06-06-2005, 08:53 AM
Typically i work out around 4-6 days a week, but usually with weights every OTHER day so your muscles have time to recover etc. Its a good idea to alternate between Aerobic and muscle building excercise if you're going to work out most of the week.
So really, it all depends on your programme.

dionysusolympus
06-06-2005, 09:42 AM
Typically i work out around 4-6 days a week, but usually with weights every OTHER day so your muscles have time to recover etc. Its a good idea to alternate between Aerobic and muscle building excercise if you're going to work out most of the week.
So really, it all depends on your programme.

Same here, but due to my job and real life constraints, I can't do a "full-time" (more or less) boxing program like some of the other guys around my gym. I do my roadwork in the morning, and then switch off between cardio & bagwork and cardio & weights. I train only six days a week so I don't burn out...

Hunna
06-06-2005, 12:33 PM
athletes in general still dont realise need for rest, training 6 days a week is full on . physically and pyschologcially draining. IF u do train, 6 days a week, ur daily intake would have to be quite large, to constantly refuel and repair. Sometimes, a bike ride or game of footy or soccer, swim at a beach, is just as good as a workout, ya still exercising, but also, having fun, also its mentally stimulating. Its important 2 have other interests aswell, in particular outdoor activities.

Dyl-G
06-06-2005, 07:28 PM
i work out 6 times a week and rest sunday and i dont lift weights, so id sa your OK

abdiel2k3
06-06-2005, 07:30 PM
work out everyday for 2hrs
cept Sats cuz of fights
sometimes i take fris off to when theres good fights

dizzy
06-09-2005, 12:17 PM
Yeah 2 days off is plenty. Just dont over do it, got a hernia from overtraining last year.

PunchDrunk
06-09-2005, 01:34 PM
I'd say try it for 4 weeks, and see how you feel after that. If you feels stronger, and your results are better, you're ready to step it up a little. If you feel tired and heavy, you might want to tone it down a little. Listen to your body. Everyone's different.

Tha Greatest
06-09-2005, 02:47 PM
I'd say try it for 4 weeks, and see how you feel after that. If you feels stronger, and your results are better, you're ready to step it up a little. If you feel tired and heavy, you might want to tone it down a little. Listen to your body. Everyone's different.

PunchDrunk, you seem to have a lot of knowledge about the game..

Are you currently pro or have you been in the past?

PunchDrunk
06-09-2005, 03:03 PM
PunchDrunk, you seem to have a lot of knowledge about the game..

Are you currently pro or have you been in the past?

Never been pro. I've been fighting amateur since I was 12, I'm now 32, so I guess I've seen a few things anyway. :)
I have some experience as a trainer, and that's my main thing now. I really want to be the best at this, so I'm studying all aspects of training real hard. I have the best education you can get in Denmark, for physical trainers on the elite level, and I train a bunch of the best amateurs in the country, together with a former pro trainer. I'd say my strength as a coach would mainly be the physical/scientific aspect of training, since the other stuff mostly comes from years of coaching experience (and talent, of course ;)), and I'm fairly new as a trainer.
Since I definitely underachieved as a fighter, I'm determined to be the best trainer I can be, and I really want to do my part to lift the sport in this country. It really needs it!!

Tha Greatest
06-10-2005, 02:21 AM
Never been pro. I've been fighting amateur since I was 12, I'm now 32, so I guess I've seen a few things anyway. :)
I have some experience as a trainer, and that's my main thing now. I really want to be the best at this, so I'm studying all aspects of training real hard. I have the best education you can get in Denmark, for physical trainers on the elite level, and I train a bunch of the best amateurs in the country, together with a former pro trainer. I'd say my strength as a coach would mainly be the physical/scientific aspect of training, since the other stuff mostly comes from years of coaching experience (and talent, of course ;)), and I'm fairly new as a trainer.
Since I definitely underachieved as a fighter, I'm determined to be the best trainer I can be, and I really want to do my part to lift the sport in this country. It really needs it!!

are you by any chance TED EDO from rossboxing.com?

PunchDrunk
06-10-2005, 05:36 AM
Haha, that dude's from Canada, isn't he?

azn_violater
06-10-2005, 09:16 AM
Yeah 2 days off is plenty. Just dont over do it, got a hernia from overtraining last year.

i've been doin this for like 3+ months now

PunchDrunk
06-10-2005, 10:08 AM
i've been doin this for like 3+ months now

Well, then you would know better than anybody else if it's too much or not. Does it work for you? Are you progressing towards your goals, stagnating or going backwards?
If you're progressing, but it feels easy, then you could probably increase your intensity or volume of training, and prrogress even more.
If you're stagnating, you should probably train more, eat better or get more sleep.
If you're going backwards, you're overtraining.
But only YOU know how your training is going, so you need to figure out if you're getting anywhere. :)

Tha Greatest
06-10-2005, 12:19 PM
Haha, that dude's from Canada, isn't he?
you didnt answer me lol...

is that you????

He started bxoing at 12 and is 32 now also lol

EXPOSED!!!

PunchDrunk
06-10-2005, 02:21 PM
Sorry to disappoint you. I'm not him. :)
He's from Canada, I'm from Denmark...

azn_violater
06-10-2005, 11:05 PM
yes, i have seen major improvements in my body and it shows in other physical activities. my strength and speed have increases alot. mile time is most improved. my mile time in the beginning of the year was near 8 mins. but not i get under 6, so stamina was built. i feel great but i always get shit from ppl sayin dat it isn't good for me but i go with it anyway.

Tha Greatest
06-11-2005, 02:27 AM
Sorry to disappoint you. I'm not him. :)
He's from Canada, I'm from Denmark...

It's a coincidence you both started boxing at 12 and both are 32..and both still didnt go pro (not that you couldnt)

PunchDrunk
06-11-2005, 04:47 AM
yes, i have seen major improvements in my body and it shows in other physical activities. my strength and speed have increases alot. mile time is most improved. my mile time in the beginning of the year was near 8 mins. but not i get under 6, so stamina was built. i feel great but i always get shit from ppl sayin dat it isn't good for me but i go with it anyway.

Hey great for you. Keep doing what works. Screw all the haters. :D

PunchDrunk
06-11-2005, 04:48 AM
It's a coincidence you both started boxing at 12 and both are 32..and both still didnt go pro (not that you couldnt)

I'm probably prettier than him though.... :D

Tha Greatest
06-11-2005, 05:07 AM
I'm probably prettier than him though.... :D

I KNOW ITS HIM!!!!!!!!!!
TED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

LOL!!!!!!!

PunchDrunk
06-11-2005, 08:54 AM
I KNOW ITS HIM!!!!!!!!!!
TED!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

LOL!!!!!!!

WTF?!? Go ask him at Rossboxing then... :rolleyes:

My name is Thomas. :boxing:

Tha Greatest
06-11-2005, 12:48 PM
WTF?!? Go ask him at Rossboxing then... :rolleyes:

My name is Thomas. :boxing:
I'm just joking, relax....

You're Thomas from rossboxing????

I didn't know that, then thats how you know him...

I was just messin around anyways

PunchDrunk
06-11-2005, 06:44 PM
I'm just joking, relax....

You're Thomas from rossboxing????

I didn't know that, then thats how you know him...

I was just messin around anyways

Hehe, there's a Thomas at Rossboxing?? That's not me either, I don't have a login over there, I just read the board sometimes.
If I do get a profile there, I'd probably be PunchDrunk there as well. :cool:

Tha Greatest
06-11-2005, 06:55 PM
Hehe, there's a Thomas at Rossboxing?? That's not me either, I don't have a login over there, I just read the board sometimes.
If I do get a profile there, I'd probably be PunchDrunk there as well. :cool:

thats cool man

rossboxing is starting to suck

you post somethin there no one answers for like a week now LOL!

PunchDrunk
06-11-2005, 07:04 PM
thats cool man

rossboxing is starting to suck

you post somethin there no one answers for like a week now LOL!

Yeah, it seems kinda dead. But it's still a good site, and Ross seems like a cool dude, so I still peek in over there.

Tha Greatest
06-11-2005, 07:08 PM
Yeah, it seems kinda dead. But it's still a good site, and Ross seems like a cool dude, so I still peek in over there.

It used to be better like last summer n stuff you know


Now nobody there posts, and Ross never posts anymore, I don't think he cares about it anymore..