My "Sex" Article will be featured in Boxing Digest Magazine

[ippo]

Well this subject can go either way some say it affects them the others say it doesn't.

[raysan]

Probably a good article, but as said before Chris Byrd and scientists PROVED it was a myth, Im sure its more mental than anything

[Mr. Ryan]

Probably a good article, but as said before Chris Byrd and scientists PROVED it was a myth, Im sure its more mental than anything

What I found most interesting is the varying perspectives of those in the know and the breakdown of the reasoning behind certain trainer's beliefs.

[Scott9945]

This will be my second time in the magazine, and I'm happy to be featuring an article that means a lot to me. It was an idea that I had come up with when I first started writing and I'm happy to have finally completed it. In it, I tackle boxing's cardinal law: How does sex affect a boxer before competition and in training.

The article contains perspectives from the medical field, contemporary literature, including interviews with several top boxing trainers and fighters. Here is a little clip from the article.

Ryan, I was wondering if your article examines the psychological effects as well as the physical effects. Many people think that no sex keeps a person mean and on edge.

[raysan]

What I found most interesting is the varying perspectives of those in the know and the breakdown of the reasoning behind certain trainer's beliefs.

ya that is interesting, i mean i remember Oscar on Jay Leno talking about going months without prior to fights. I think it would be best to abstain as well, just because it would have to put a person in a different mind frame and shows if you can do that, youre not weak which is probably a confidence builder, but scientifically its been proven that the body is the same.

[Mr. Ryan]

Ryan, I was wondering if your article examines the psychological effects as well as the physical effects. Many people think that no sex keeps a person mean and on edge.

That's a very vital part of the piece. Jeff Mayweather and John David Jackson go in depth on the article on those topics and more.

[VanesBoxing]

great article...

I too believe it is much more mental than physical.

I think focus and energy is lost more in the process of getting the girl(s) for sex than the actual intercourse itself.

For instance, trainers usually want younger athletes to abstain so they dont go around to clubs and bars stayin out late to chase girls or get involved in relationship drama during important workout days/weeks.

in the case of grown men who go home to the same wife every night after training, i dont think it would take as much energy and focus to do the same wife that you always have been... its a bit of a routine and somewhat drama free.

I hope im making some sense

[Boxingwizard]

Jay-Z said it best in The Blueprint's "Heart of the City"

Yung'uns ice-grilling me, oh - you're not feeling me?
Fine; it cost you nothing - pay me no mind
Look, I'm on my grind cousin, ain't got time for fronting
Sensitive thugs, you all need hugs

Thanks for the support, keep on keeping on brother.

I don't know if that was suppose to be sarcastic, but you're taking my post the wrong way. None the less I find you're article kind of odd though.

[Mr. Ryan]

I don't know if that was suppose to be sarcastic, but you're taking my post the wrong way. None the less I find you're article kind of odd though.

It's your right to not read me or to turn the page whenever my articles are up. I wish you the best luck, but can't figure out why my articles are odd LOL.

[Boxingwizard]

It's your right to not read me or to turn the page whenever my articles are up. I wish you the best luck, but can't figure out why my articles are odd LOL.

I'm not reading you or anything like that, best of luck about what? You don't even know what the hell you're talking about, I find your article odd because this topic suddenly pops up about sex.