looks like they are trying to improve his balance, which is 100% what they should be doing. Pretty sure this guy is the former track coach for Kelli white and Marion Jones. Notice the "SNAC" shirts too, that's Vic Conte's brand of "legal" supplements. Pretty damn good too. SNAC Proglycosyn (vanilla) is my fave post workout supplement. I pay $35 USD in addition to the product price to ship it from the USA and it's still cheaper than buying supplements of equivalent quality here in Australia.
You've always made pointless posts. This one is just stupid.
He needs aerobic stamina more than anaerobic stamina.
Absolutely man. He has all the anaerobic stamina you could want or need. He always comes back well after short bursts, he recuperates super quick from any knock downs and those short periods of craziness that exemplified his last Ortiz fight, but he has terrible 12 round stamina.
He does not need to be doing more of this ****e. It's good, no doubt, but boxing needs more basic road work than this type of stuff. This is great for beating a track time, without someone pushing your ****ing head off, for short distances. Boxing is long term (12 rounds), plus the short term sprints of combinations and trading and single rounds etc. Berto is fine in that regard. He needs work on the full fight endurance. Definitely not the right type of stuff to be doing.
Obviously though, he would be supplementing it with his proper boxing road work, but in my opinion he needs to do less of this stuff and more classic boxing roadwork slog.
that particular exercise looks pointless to me, in terms of for boxing that is. and the resistance band stuff badly designed, it's not close enough to actual footwork to justify trying to make it so, and therefore it would be more productive to just use it as a more generalised piece of work. the coach should stick to coaching sprinters as he doesn't appear to understand how boxing works.
Yep.
Good to see this, he needs some serious stamina adjustments.
He doesn't need this stuff then. What he's doing is for explosive power, strength and speed, not stamina and endurance. HE has no problem recuperating or with his explosive power ad speed etc.
What he needs to change is his endurance and stamina work. If anything, it's this type of stuff that he should relax on and slow down with. He tires late in a fight because of his explosive bursts wasting his stamina and endurance energy too early.
This is one thing about boxing with new 'modern' super scientific methods. They don't take you the full 12 rounds with the same type of energy. They're designed for beating times short distance with super explosive speed and power.
Boxing is probably about 50/50 or 60/40 with a slight lean toward endurance over the long haul, and Berto does not need more of this type of training. He needs more straight up hard endurance and stamina training. Long runs, long periods of exercises rather than short bursts of high energy, high intensity madness and then a rest. It kills you when you suddenly have a long drawn out war over the distance and go nuts early.
that particular exercise looks pointless to me, in terms of for boxing that is. and the resistance band stuff badly designed, it's not close enough to actual footwork to justify trying to make it so, and therefore it would be more productive to just use it as a more generalised piece of work. the coach should stick to coaching sprinters as he doesn't appear to understand how boxing works.
looks like they are trying to improve his balance, which is 100% what they should be doing. Pretty sure this guy is the former track coach for Kelli white and Marion Jones. Notice the "SNAC" shirts too, that's Vic Conte's brand of "legal" supplements. Pretty damn good too. SNAC Proglycosyn (vanilla) is my fave post workout supplement. I pay $35 USD in addition to the product price to ship it from the USA and it's still cheaper than buying supplements of equivalent quality here in Australia.
good for him, all Ortiz is doing is competing in triathlons lets see who tires 1st
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yeah, those routines berto is doing look great. we'll see how the work pays off. this video was shot in august and his zaveck bout was in septemeber, he didn't look that great tbh. but like i said, we'll see.
ye that do look hard tho,looked like he was floating in mid air for a min lmao
cool video bro thx.
I need that kind of training if i really want my career going.
Good sprint training. This kind of workout is really hard, since the body doesn't has almost any time to get oxygen and to recuperate. If Berto is combining this kind of training (mostly anaerobic work but great for short bursts of intensive exercise) with some good aerobic workout then he's certainly on the right track for his next fight with Ortiz.