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fraidycat
08-07-2006, 09:29 PM
**** it. Going back tonight. :boxing: I was gonna take this whole month off but after a day like today I really need to trade punches with someone. If I could only convince my boss to come take a class with me. . ..

I'm also curious to see if I've been running, skipping, and shadowboxing enough to stay in shape.

Criminy, I'm a boxing junkie. Man, I MISS it. :eek:

NJFighter91
08-07-2006, 10:28 PM
I couldn't go last week because I was seek and I'm telling you, it was the longest week ever. I went back this week and I couldn't even do 1 round if jump rope without messing up and my performance on the speed bag was hilarious. I haven't gone back to sparring yet, no one my weight came.

fraidycat
08-08-2006, 01:17 AM
I threw up about 30 minutes into the cardio. Felt way better afterwards. Sparred a little, just jabs and straights, a few rounds against a middleweight half my age. I was out of breath and had to really force myself to weave, but I was throwing hard enough to make him hesitate so that was something.

Got another ****ing shiner. Same eye. I drop my right when I weave and come up into a hook; I chamber the punch and I get clocked.

I need to run harder if I'm gonna survive the next 3-4 weeks and not lose everything.

NJFighter91
08-08-2006, 01:19 AM
Yeah, the first few days/weeks are hardest when getting back into it. I used to love the speed bag but I hate it now. But I know I'll fall in love again by next week :D

mgkirkpatrick
08-08-2006, 01:27 AM
nothin like makin that speed bag whirl :D

NJFighter91
08-08-2006, 01:30 AM
nothin like makin that speed bag whirl :DLol, exactly. And I feel so stupid and embarrassed with the whirling and the clank noses. :(

fraidycat
08-08-2006, 01:30 AM
I hit my sparring partner with a Dempsey-style shovel hook, elbow on my hip (leading hand) and turning into it, right on the midline on his left side. Folded him in half and from his swearing I guess it went right to the kidney even though it was a legal hit. We had to stop for a few seconds until he could stand up straight, again.

I am so keeping that in the arsenal. Weave, step, shovel. Combo with a left uppercut and I'm a bad, bad, man.

mgkirkpatrick
08-08-2006, 01:40 AM
I hit my sparring partner with a Dempsey-style shovel hook, elbow on my hip (leading hand) and turning into it, right on the midline on his left side. Folded him in half and from his swearing I guess it went right to the kidney even though it was a legal hit. We had to stop for a few seconds until he could stand up straight, again.

I am so keeping that in the arsenal. Weave, step, shovel. Combo with a left uppercut and I'm a bad, bad, man.


who's quote is the one in your signature? and rahspect on the body shot

fraidycat
08-08-2006, 01:42 AM
who's quote is the one in your signature?

My wife.

:luvbed:

LightsOut Le
08-08-2006, 04:08 AM
well i think the reason why its so hard for you two to start up is because in that one void you dont do anything

why dont you try running... or jogging, or walking to stay in shape


that wont kill you

you guys make it seem that one day from the gym is gonna make you horrible

i took a week off and came back fresh and to my surprise i was just as good as i was when i took the week off....

fraidycat
08-08-2006, 10:09 AM
For starters, it's not a couple of days. I've been out for about two weeks. Also, I should've mentioned, I do run. 4 miles, on trails by my work, 5 days a week. I can now cover those 4 miles in just over half an hour. Every morning I climb stairs for about an hour. And I'm in the weightlifting gym 3 nights -- and I mean NIGHTS, like 9 or 10 PM -- per week doing squats, cleans, and deadlifts and skipping rope between sets. But it's not the same as going full-out for 90-120 minutes. I need to train harder until my work situation un****s itself and I can get back to the gym regularly. Hopefully not more than another 3-4 weeks.

LightsOut Le
08-11-2006, 11:26 AM
if you do all of that

how can you be tired so fast?

all of those condtioning exercises should help shouldnt they

fraidycat
08-11-2006, 12:36 PM
I work way harder in the boxing gym than I do outside of it, I guess. I hit my boxing gym at 115%; I'm a power puncher and I use a peekaboo defense that takes a hell of a lot of energy: lots of weaving and dodging, and constant movement. Comparatively, I half-ass my roadwork; I thought my roadwork and calisthenics were enough but I'm going to have to ramp up the intensity. A lot.

leff
08-11-2006, 01:16 PM
i know the feeling, a week without trining i walk aroung punching bushetc its its an ediction