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    Tomorrow morning I plan on jump starting my day by running for 30 minutes, working out on my boxing bag for 25 minutes, situps, pushups and sets of bicep curls. I plan to get this done within a two hour span. Along with eating egg whites for breakfast, what is the best and most effective order to do this. The following must be done:

    -30 minute run
    -Eat egg whites
    -25 minute bag workout
    -Bicep curls
    -Situps
    -Pushups

    I'll be up at 8:30am to start, but I'd like to get this done before around 10:30-11am. I'd like to eat first, but if there's a more effective way, please tell me. Thanks!
    Last edited by Dylan; 08-18-2006, 11:10 PM.

  • #2
    Originally posted by Dylan
    Tomorrow morning I plan on jump starting my day by running for 30 minutes and working out on my boxing bag for 25 minutes along with sets of bicep curls. I plan to get this done within a two hour span. Along with eating egg whites for breakfast, what is the best and most effective order to do this. The following must be done:

    -30 minute run
    -Eat egg whites
    -25 minute bag workout
    -Bicep curls

    I'll be up at 8:30am to start, but I'd like to get this done before around 10:30-11am. I'd like to eat first, but if there's a more effective way, please tell me. Thanks!
    Ditch the curls.

    -30 minute run
    -25 minute bag work
    -Eat egg whites
    -Go research internet and find a good routine to do

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    • #3
      Why ditch the curls, I haven't lifted for two days. Also, I need to throw in situps and pushups in there.

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      • #4
        If you're gonna use any weight training at all, do it correctly. What is bicep curls gonna do for boxing?

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        • #5
          True, but I'm using boxing as a form of a workout. Can someone please list these items of things to do in a proper order for me. I understand, but I just want to know certain things such as: should I be doing this all on an empty stomach. Please just drop a post with a list. Thanks so much everyone!

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          • #6
            do deadlifts, ain't nothing like a strong back for a solid punch

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            • #7
              Can you explain what a deadlift is please.

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              • #8
                Originally posted by Dylan
                Can you explain what a deadlift is please.
                looks like this...



                to



                and repeat for (I do it 3 sets of 10)

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                • #9
                  Okay, sounds good. Can someone please give me a list with the order of all my components that will be most efficient now? Thanks so much.

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                  • #10
                    Dude, that's a stff legged deadlift

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